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Newspaper
Tarboro Press
Location
Tarboro, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1839
Page
3
The article discusses the new and popular doctrine advanced by the renowned Goelicke of Germany, noting its potential to excite a deep and thrilling interest throughout the country.
A translated text praising Louis Orson Goelicke of Germany for introducing a new doctrine on consumption linked to Vis Vite. It claims consumption stems from a disordered life force and that his Matchless Sanative cures it, with praise from clergy and hopes of preventing deaths worldwide.
Advertisement extols a panacea named GOs by Cit Matchless Sanative as a three fold remedy from plant animal and mineral sources. It claims value beyond Austrian mines and archives astonishing cures for consumption and other diseases. Dosage for adults one drop children half drop infants quarter drop. Price three and one third six dollars per half ounce.
An 1838 public notice touts Dr. Wm Evans at 100 Chatham Street offering remedies for jaundice diarrhea cholera colic and other illnesses. It cites patient recoveries including Mr Robert Monroe Mrs Hannah Browne and Mr John Gibson, with sworn testimony and a list of agents across several cities. The ad claims cures through European-sourced medicines and scientific preparation, urging afflicted readers to seek treatment.
A catalog of patent medicines including Meoffat's Life Pills Phoenix Bitters Evans' Camomile Pills Evans' Fever and Ague Pills Ivans' Soothing Syrup Goelicke's Sanative Peters' Vegetable Anti Bilious Pills Beckwith's anti-dyspeptic Bernard's Cholera remedy Carter's Southern Rheumatic Embrocation Parson's Pectoral Balm Dupont's Toothache Elixir The Afflicted Man's Friend Ointment and Harrison's adhesive plaster with printed directions for sale by.
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