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Newspaper

Tarboro Press

Location

Tarboro, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1841

Page

3

HOW Opening at Store On Sycamore Street Piano Goods Jeans

Substantial announcement from CINGALES BERG CO. FP Pianos tuned and let on hire. They declare opening in Veturburg on April 1 1841 offering pies and a large assortment of pianos from Nuts Clark New York. Also extensive selection of American and European music and many instruments. They promise weekly music publications from Northern Cities and favorable terms including option to return defective pianos within 12 months.

Sycamore Street Messrs Nuts & Clark New York Veturburg

WILL SELL OR LEASE LARGE PLANTATIONS AND TOWN property

Drake announces sale or lease of several properties in Nash County including 170 acres on Swift Creek with dwelling, outbuildings, orchards and a mill seat three miles west of Hilliardston. 750 acres with tavern and outbuildings. 200 acres on Sappony Creek where John Lewis lives. and town lots in Nashville featuring a two story dwelling of 15 rooms and 13 fireplaces with furniture. Terms to suit purchasers to be disclosed on viewing. Nashville Nov 6, 1840.

Swift Creek Irind Nalifax Raleigh Hilliardston Sappony Treek Jne Lewis Nashville Trent DRAKE Sen.v Nashville, NX

Runaway Slave Known As Daniel Daring Suspect Captured

$10 reward offered for the return of Daniel, a about thirty four years old, six feet tall, dark complexion with a slight knobby head, one ear missing a small portion from a fight, weighing about two hundred pounds. He fled from Harbor or Fulgecombe county on July 27. Notify authorities or deliver to Oak Grove, Fulgecombe county. Abbottson promises reward and confinement if captured.

Halifax Ranaway Daniel Oak Grove Fulgecombe County

Evans Camomile Pills and Dr Evans Medicines Santé

Evans Camomile Pills described as a vegetable tonic for nervous debility, indigestion, and related ailments. Claims include curing nervous hypochondriasis, irregular fevers, and general debility with numerous listed diseases. Advertises availability in New York and multiple regional agents, dated 1535.

Evans America

Dr Harrele's Nervine Lotion claims powerful cure

An 19th century advertisement extols Dr Harrele's Nervine Lotion as a universal remedy. It asserts rapid relief for acute cases and complete cure of chronic diseases, listing ailments from indigestion and asthma to neuralgia, epilepsy, rheumatism, skin eruptions, and more, with patient exclamations of pain disappearing.

Mysterious healer reports quick cures in 1841 pamphlet

A publisher lists multiple cases from A Farrell MD claiming rapid relief for illnesses from sprains and rheumatism to neuralgia and ringworm. Cases include Pali fan, Mallfax County and Norfolk VA patients, with observers noting restorations within minutes to days. The document credits Worrell, Allen, and Howard as agents.

Palifan N.C Mallfax Elizabeth City Pssquotank County A. Farrell Worrell University of Maryland R. T. &Llen Geo. Howard Tarborne

Note of Hand sale to Burts and Horne endorsed by Horne

A Notice and OST reports a Note of Hand payable to Burts and Horne endorsed by John R. Horne for four dollars and some cents issued by Geraldus Shurley dated in 1839. All persons are cautioned against trading for the note and any information is sought. GEO. HOIWARD. Tarboro, June 3, 1941.

Burts & Horne John R. Horne Geraldus Shurley GEO. Hoiward Tarboro

For Sale: Cotton Gin and Threshing Machine

Subscriber GEO HOWARD of Tarboro offers a 37 saw cotton gin in prime order and ready for use on moderate terms. Also advertised is Harman’s patent threshing machine, with one horse it is said to thresh 125–150 bushels of grain or 150–200 bushels of peas per day. Tarboro, October 1840.

Harman Geo. Howard

Moffats Life Pills And Phenix Bitters Advertisement

A promotional notice touts Moffat's Life Pills and Phenix Bitters as cures for a wide range of ailments from digestive issues to nervous debility and female health troubles. It claims exceptional efficacy, warns authenticity with John Moffat's signature, lists prices, and directs readers to WM. B. Moffat's Medical Office in New York and agent Geo. Howard.

WM. B. Mofefat Broadway New York N. 13 John Moffat Moffats Medical Vanual Wm. B Moffat Geo. Howard Agecat

Peters Vegetable Pills praised as universal remedy

An 1841 Turboro advertisement extols Dr Peters Vegetable Pills as a life saving cure for numerous ailments including fevers, dyspepsia, asthma and liver complaints. It claims mild, non irritating action and rapid, universal popularity, urging all to use the medicine. The notes claim the pills are scientific, not quack, and sold at the Post office and Printing office in Turboro.

Dr. Peters Turboro

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Piano Forte and Wusic Store Volice Evans’ Camomile Chatham St J. M. Renmann Jonas Snyder Kernesville William Sivans F.S. Marshall M. Russell Bland Edenton Solomon Hall Newbern Alasan JW. Atwill Beanssick Mark A Lane Washington Seventh Street Philadelphia Dr. Harrele Votice Battle & Brothers Neiliinery Line Algiers Toarhoron State of North Carolina Pdgecombe County Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions Daniel K. Warner Jersey Court of Pleas Jonx Nonriser Norfleet. Crk Moffat Vegetable Life Pills Phenix Bitters Coffield Hing Court House Ely Porter & Son Shepherd London H.s Advertiser Times Peters
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