Runaway Slave Daintitel Daniel Described in Pitt Edgecombe County
Notice offers a ten dollar reward for the capture of Daintitel Daniel a about thirty five his height dark complexion and scar by mouth weighs near two hundred pounds raised in Pitt County North Carolina. Warns against harboring under penalty of law and promises reward or confinement until returned to Aberniston near Oak Grove Edgecombe County. February 24 1841.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ranaway
Dainitel
Daniel
Raisd
Pitt County
N. C
Oak Grove
Edgecombe County
N.C
Approved Patent Medicines and Various Cures Advertised
A July Tarboro notice lists numerous patent medicines and tonics with each item claiming cures for ulcers, wounds, fevers, cholera, coughs, consumption, rheumatism, and hair dye. It promotes Farbison ointment, Carpenter syrup, Bernard’s cholera remedy, Carter’s embrocation, Parson’s balm, and The Afflicted Man’s Friend among others, with printed dirtels and sales by Howard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farbison
Carpenter
Bernard
Carter
Moffat's Life Medicines Promoted in Local Notice
A 1840 Tarboro notice touts Moffat's Life Medicines as a purely vegetable remedy. It claims rapid action on secretions and blood purification, with relief for dyspepsia fever, headaches, dizziness, and various impurities. Readers are urged to obtain the Medical Manual from Moffat's New York office or the local agent Geo. Howard at Tarboro'.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moffat
Modfar
New York
Broadway
Peters Vegetable Pills Publicity Claim and Endorsements
An 1830s Tarboro notice touts Dr. Peters Vegetable Pills as a scientific, mild purgative with universal appeal. Letters from Drs Hopson Williams Smith praise efficacy for headache bilious fevers and digestive issues. Pills sold at the Post Office and Printing Office in Tarboro. October 1540.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Peters
Peters
Joseph Priestly Peters
M. D
Liberty Street
New York
Hopson
Bangor
Joseph Williams
Burlington
Edward Smith
Montreal
Tarboro
Dr Cohoon's Tonic Mixture Aided Ague and Fever Cures
An 1839 series of testimonials from Virginia and North Carolina endorses Dr Cohoon's Tonic Mixture as a safe vegetable remedy for ague and fever. Letters from David Dunford and Lawrence Ely note rapid relief, while William Britton and Wm J Hardy attest to personal use and agent sales. The documents claim repeated successful outcomes across multiple households and counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
Portsmouth
Somerton
Cohnan
Uwertford Co
N. C
Cyhoon
Williliam P. Britton
Colerain
N.C
Wm. J. Hardy
E Q
J. Watford
Local Names and Addresses Listed for Petitions
A fragmented 1840 notice lists numerous individuals and firms across North Carolina and nearby states including Geo. Howard of Tarboro James Fe Weeks of Pasquotank Ioan Askew Pitch Landing FP. S. Marshall Halifax Lawrence Ely Winton Joseph Hornsby Suffolk Lawrence Vaughan Murfreesborough William J. Hardy Colerain Arthur Yt Foster Bryetfield with March 13 as the date in Mareh 1840.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Howard
Tarboro
N.C
James FE. Weeks
Pasquotank Co
Ioan Askew
Pitch Landing
S. Marshall
Halifax
Lawrence Ely
Winton
Joseph Hornsby
Suffolk
Lawrence & Vaughan
Murfreesborough
Nmc
William J. Hardy
Colerain
C Arthur YT
Foster
Bryetfield
Py. Mareh
Dr Harrells Tomato and Slippery Eli Pills Promoted
An 19th century advertisement extols Dr Harrells Tomato and Slippery Eli Pills as superior cures for fevers, jaundice, headaches, digestive disorders, and blood purification. It lists extensive endorsements from named individuals across North Carolina towns and states agents and prices, urging orders to Dr A Harrell of Elizabeth City and various local supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrell
de. A. Harrell
Elizabeth City
N.C
Agents and firms listed from North Carolina and Virginia
A dated 1839 listing multiple agents and firms across Norfolk Portsmouth Edenton Plymouth Hertford Tyrrel Washington Walintax Raleigh Windsor Ocracoke and New Bern with names including Repmonp Howard Emerson Fessenden Berry Clayton Machen Marshall Hassell Webb Capehart Mason Small Wall and others. Date Sept 21 1839.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James M. Repmonp
T ’ Arbora
Geo. Howard
B. Emerson
Norfolk
H. Buff & Co
Portsmouth
W. Badham
Edenton
N.C
W. Fessenden
Plymouth
M. S. Berry
Hertford
D. Clayton
Tyrrel
H. D. Machen
Washington
F. S. Marshall
Walintax
N. B. Hassell
Williamston
Brandreth's Pills Promoted Across the States
An aged advertisement extols Brandreth's Vegetable Universal Pills as a universal remedy for many diseases. It asserts purifying effects on blood and fluids, claims superiority to Sarsaparilla, and promotes daily use for strength. Agents listed across Virginia and North Carolina with Dr. Brandreth's offices and sales locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boon Tay
Hunan Assistance
United States
Brandveth
Rome
Ty Lr
Brandreth
New Te
Broadway
The
Bowery
Brit
Houston
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Cheap Cash
James Weddell & CO
Edgecombe
Sining
Wal
Isimeres
Satinott
Kentucky Toys
Kinsens & Kereys
Mackinaw and Whitney
Gee. & Se
Howard Tvarb
Oe Howard
Mofatt
Tie
Tarborough
Verrell
Ife
Lewis DE Arquer
Dr. Cohnoon’s
David Dunford
Nansemond County
Nansemonil Co
Elisha Everett
Fame Subcriber
Thompson
Robinson
GEO Noward
Paren
Charles Boiete
Corediat
Dosish Prichett
Pasquomak Co
Chiarles Harrel
J. Smith
Windsor
Gom Keesee
Joseph Ramsey
Rubert Simpson
Horatio N. Williams
Elizshein City
James Cartwright
James A. Riddick
Randolph Macon College
Mer
Zion Culpepper
Elizabeth Cuy
Joseph Turner
Elizabeth Cis
Doeseph Sharber
Camden Go
N C
Robert Pool
Brandreth’s
Ping
Jg Walla
Wylo
Brandreth’s Pills
Main Street
Tleatkeille
Wat
Prudent
Brinkleyville
B. Brandreth
M. D. Mareh
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