Books and Stationery For Sale by George Towed Parboro
HE Primitive Baptist volumes 1 2 and 3 a concise history of Kehakee Association by Rider dos Biggs Basket of Fragments Path Discourse No other than Goyitet churches Leave a piselal to be called Christian churches Elder Joshua Lawrence Also paper white pink and straw colored letter paper ink powder quills pencils wrapping paper for sale by GEO. TOW AED Parboro April 25.
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Primitive Baptist
Kehakee Association
Rider Dos. Biggs
Pathe
Goyitet
Joshua Lawrence
GEO. Tow Aed
Parboro
Justice of the Peace Law Compendium for Sale in 1839
Turner Hughes advertises a comprehensive State law handbook on common law and justice of the peace duties with Supreme Court rulings and precedents. George Howard offers remaining copies at three dollars, with discounts for resellers, Raleigh December 1539.
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Supreme Court
Nga
Turner
Hughes
Raleigh
Geo. Howard
Feal Ese Pills Promoted As Universal Health Remedy
The advertisement extols Feal Ese Pills as a superior tonic for myriad ailments from bilious fevers to liver complaints and digestive issues. It cites testimonials from Dr. Eli Todd and Dr. Joseph Priestly Peters, notes their mild operation, and claims widespread use with many families relying on them. A patient letter from Theodore James dated April 1 1540 lauds the cure of fever and ague after two boxes, with pills sold at the Tarboro Post Office and Printing Office.
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Pexas
Sifking
Outen
Eli Todd
Medical Society of Connectcut
Princ Pat
Hartford
Joseph Priestly Peters
Yale College
Elugusta
Peters
Theodore James
Tarboro
Moffat's Life Medicines Promoted Across States
Advertises Moffat's Vegetable Life Medicines as cures for numerous ailments including dyspepsia malaise palpitations costiveness and diarrhoea. Claims purification of stomach bowels liver lungs and blood with diverse diseases listed. Promotes Fever and Ague success and directs readers to buy via agents and druggists with John Moffat's signature on bottles.
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Pitts& Phenix Dilters
Moffat
W. B. Moffat
Broadway
New York
U. States
Life
John Moffat
Howard
Mleen
Tarboro
Harrells Tomato and Slippery Elm Pills Advertised Cure
A historical medicinal advertisement touts Dr A Harrells Tomato and Slippery Elm Pills as a broad cure for fevers, jaundice, headaches, constipation, female complaints, and blood purification. It claims superiority over calomel, offers pricing at 50 cents per box or 54 per gross, and lists testimonials from numerous regional residents and merchants across North Carolina and Virginia.
Brandreth's Pills touted as universal blood purifier
An 1840 advertisement extols Brandreth's Vegetable Universal Pills as superior to Sarsaparilla, claiming powerful purgative and healing effects. It asserts broad cures from inflammation to rheumatism, diabetes, dysentery, and constipation, praising safety and daily use as a strength booster. Offices listed in New York and Virginia with multiple state agents.
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United States
Brandreth
Touston
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SY Alis
North Carolina Justice
FRNHE
Thompson
Robinson
Harris
Putin
Samuel TV
Marksersburg
Messrs
Spoistwood
Robert
Petersburg
VUE
Edgecombe County
Tarborough
Terrell. Ie
LEWIS DE @ARQUER
Tiutboro
Raleigh Road
J.C. Knight
Samuel D. Procter
Moeat
Morrans
C. Howard
Geo de Mo
Phyto
Theo
Sualrel
Ste
Uarrell
A. Harrell
Edizabeuh Ciy
N.C
Testamontals
Charles Bright
Pasquotank Co
Josiah Prichet
N. C
Charles Harrel
Elizabeth City
Capt. J. Smith
Windsor
Lev. 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 Sharbor
Camden Co
N C
Robert Pool
James M. Rennon
Gro. Howard
B. Emerson
Norfolk
H. Bapt& Co
W. Badham
Edenton
W. Fessenden
M. S. Berry
Hertford
D. Clayton
Tyrrel
H. D. Machen
Washington
F. S. Marshall
Halifax
N. B
Brandred
Pineteen
Gts
Porgaleye
Elmosiy G. Brandreth
Keudretios Bils
Richmond
DR. Bien
Virginia
Turboro
Stevenson & Bryan
Waynesboro
Peck
A.D. Northam
Sinfield
B. & H. Baker
Louisburg
Aker & Batchelor
Enfield
Adam
Tyson
Stantonsburg
M. Ferrall
Califar
B. B. Daniel
Heathville
Pritchett
Brinkleyville
B. Brandreth
M.D
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