Evans Camomile Pills advertised as nerve tonic and cure-all
An 1835 1840-era advertisement extols Evans Camomile Pills and Evans Ton ic Pills as vegetable remedies for general debility nervous complaints indigestion and a long list of ailments. The almanac style note claims all-states sale from New York to Elizabeth City with warnings to purchasers and a testimonial letter from Jonas Snyder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Br. Evans
Evans
Jonas Snyder
Kernesville
Wil Hall Evans
Hunts
Goode
Cuaruam Street
Seora Seventh Street
Pinan
Couxums
Boston
Mass
James A. Taylor
KGS
Cood
Ted
Baerow & Co
North Carolina
Ciy
James Ot. Taveor
Tae Wan Si Nea Chi
New York
Wmarch
Patent medicines advertise cure for chronic diseases
An 19th century advertisement lists Caroline Justice remedies for mucous membrane diseases and urinary disorders, including buchu extracts and urine-therapy formulas. It touts anti fever tonics, antispasmodics, cough mixtures, tomato pills, tooth powder, and claims concentrated ingredients ensure cures. Sale through Geo. Howard, Tarhorne, Nov. 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Howard
Tarhorne
Matchless Sanative Impostor Exposed in 1839 Letter
A New York letter alleges Enos L. Fenwick, once a Baptist preacher known to Monrocco residents as the "reverend impostor," is manufacturing and selling a medicine labeled Matchless Sanative to swindle the public. The writer urges public exposure to curb dupes and hypocrisy among clerical ranks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayhew
New York
Enos L. Fenwick
Monrocco
Exposing Impostor Fenwick in Public Letter
A citizen urges action against a suspected fraudster named Fenwick. J P Mayhew claims to expose his knavery and warns others to beware. He cites his daughter's recovery using a product from UC S Fravers and provides contact to deliver further details through Mr Jones.
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Fenwick
Broadways
UC. S. Fravers
J.P. Maayhetv
David S. Rowland
Bauston
Mass
Jones
Reverend Imposter Scoundrel Impersonates Preacher Promoter
Boston publisher warns Monro County readers of Enos L Fenwick alias the Reverend Impostor a discredited former Baptist preacher now selling a spurious version of the Matchless Sanative. Notice details fake agency, swindling tactics, and seeks vigilant buyers to obtain the genuine original medicine from authorized agents only.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Klave
Enos L. Fenwick
New York
Volcemer
Monro County
Boston
America
Edgent
Fresh Garden Seeds List From An Old Catalog
A fragmented list of seed names and varieties including Fresh Garden Seeds, Long blood, French sugar, Dutch Catalog, Large Drumhead, White celery, Imperial sugarloaf, Magnum, Scotch kale, Royal Cabbage, Cayenne pepper, Sweet pickling, Sage, Early Chinese corn, summer savory, watercress, and other garden seed entries. The text resembles an old seed catalog or procurement note with multiple plant names and descriptors.
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Evans’ Camomile
Chatham St
J. al. Redmond
Fina
Elson
Tarboro
N.C
Marshall
Halifax
Russell
Elizabeth City
Blead
Edenton
Solomon Hall
Newbern
W. Mason
Raleigh
J. W. Avoill
Brunswick
Mark A. Lane
Washington
S. Seventh Street
Philadelphia
Jvo Combination
Queensware
Glass
China
Botanic Eidedicines
He Vue Suberiber
Toowpson
Robinson
Votice
Mommit
Milgecombe County
Miamadlag
Geltint
Felow
Uriah Chesson
Plysmouth
Sajinero
Warharo
Caroline Justice
Supreme Court
Turner & Hughes
Raligh
Geo. Hoifard
Drs. A. & J Harrell
DS Rowland
General American
Washington St
Poston
G. Vick
Stanhope
Nah County
Pees
Geo Howwed
Tarborne
WP Ae
Cate
MAE
Tarborough
JLSO
Jas. Weddell
Ney
Naples
eMarks
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