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Newspaper
Tarboro Press
Location
Tarboro, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1844
Page
3
An 1844 notice warns that only pills bearing C B Pearson's signature are genuine and sellable in counties below Halifax and Nash. U O B Pearson, dated June 27 1844, instructs demand for selling authority. fresh supply is in Tarboro via Geo Howard the agent in June 1844.
An 19th century advertisement touts Jaynes Carminative Balsam as a safe effective cure for dysentery diarrhea cholera infantum summer complaint colic and many bowel and nervous ailments. It claims vast physician clergy and family testimonials and urges universal use as the most valuable family medicine.
VHE proprietor announces ample supplies for visitors during the approaching watering season. Rates: families over two at 16 66 23 per month, weekly six dollars, daily one dollar. singles twenty dollars per month, seven fifty weekly, one twenty five daily. Children and servants half price. Horses twelve dollars per month. ANN JOHNSON 216.
A fragmentary OCR list includes Nathan Sykes Moore Thompson Noah Terrell and others with initials and titles. Rounding and spacing obscure full identities and context, leaving uncertainties about roles, affiliations, and dates.
Warrenton Male Academy informs that exercises will resume on the 7th of July 1844. Terms of board and tuition unchanged. half-board prepaid. For scholarship and morals, refer to trustees and patrons. Principal R. 4. Ezell signs from Warrenton North Carolina, June 15, 1844.
Fresh supply of Brandreth's Pills and Liniment advertised as remedy for consumption, influenza, colds, indigestion, head aches, fevers, liver complaints, respiratory and skin diseases, and many other conditions. Pills sold in state counties and named agents listed including Tarboro, Sparta, Oak Grove, Stantonsburg, Clarksville, Palmyra, Smithfield, and Reed's Fork Roads. May 4, 1844.
Receipts from the Medical Magazine assert that Taylor's Balsam of Liverwort, made at 375 Bowery, cures consumption and lung ailments. Certificates from Capt. Stott of Elizabeth City and Rev. G. W. Canda praise its effects, noting recovering from coughs, pleurisy, and brown sputum after taking multiple bottles. Sold by Geo. Howard in Tarboro, dated February 25, 1843.
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