Evans Camomile Pills and Evans' Medicines Advertise Relief
Evans Camomile Pills described as a mild tonic for general debility nervous complaints and indigestion. The advertisement claims cures for consumption nervous disorders and digestive issues, touts vegetable purity and long history since 1535, and lists multiple agents and distribution points across New York Philadelphia Boston and other towns with a dated testimonial from Jonas Snyder in 1845.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de. Evans
America
Evans
Jonas Snyder
Kernesville
William Evans
de. W. Evans
Hunt
Goode
Cuarnam Street
New York
Seurn
Sevestit Street
Pityway
Bostos
Mass
Celebrated new and pleasant remedies of Farrel and Co
A 19th century advert promotes Extract of Sarsaparilla and Blood Root for scrofula and blood impurities, with cures claimed for chronic diseases and debility. Other tonics, antispasmodics, and syrups priced from 50 cents to $4 per bottle, touting concentrated formulas and medical efficacy. Sold by Geo. Howard, Tarboro, Nov. 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Howard
Tarboro
Dr Cohoon's Tonic Mixture Promoted for Ague Cure
Historical letters praise Dr Cohoon's Tonic Mixture as a safe vegetable remedy that purifies blood and cures ague and fever. Certificates from Virginia and North Carolina advocates claim rapid, permanent relief after trying other medicines.
Fragmentary GED TOWARD listing names and places
A garbled OCR item lists multiple names and locations including Joan Willa Tarboro James Be Weeks Joan Askew Puah Landing F Marshall Halifax WV C Lawrence Ely Winton VC Joseph Hornsby Suffolk V Lawrence Vaughan Murfies borough NC William J Hardy Colerain VC Arthur Foster Bryerfield Ha Mareh 1540 i3
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Willa
Tarboro
N.C
James BE. Weeks
Pasquotank Co
Joan Askew
Pueh Landing
F. S. Marshall
Halifax
C. Lawrence Ely
Winton
Joseph Hornsby
Suffolk
V. Lawrence & Vaughan
Murfiesborough
William J. Hardy
Colerain
Arthur F, Foster
Bryerfield
Ha. Mareh
Matchless Sitnative impostor exposed in New York letter
A December 17 1839 New York letter denounces Kuos L Fenwick once a Baptist preacher as a “reverend impostor” posing as a healer and selling a medicine under the Matchless Sitnative brand. The writer warns clerics and the public to distrust such figures and urges decisive action against him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Kuos L. Fenwick
Monrocco
Unprincipled minister exposed over tithing and fraud
A letter from J P Mayvuri invoking civic duty to expose the impostor Fenwick, cited as taking liberties with church members and defrauding citizens. He claims his daughter survived with a vial of a lifesaving drug bought from 252 Broadway via agent 8. Francis, and sends Mr Jones to deliver further details. Dr Davis Rowland of Boston is copied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fenwick
Jony Stnce
Broadway
Francis
J.P. Mayvuriv
Davi S. Rowland
Boston
Mass
P.S
Reverend Impostor Alarm Over Fraudulent Sanative Agent
A Boston based notice warns against ENOS FENWICK of New York known as the Reverend Impostor who fraudulently acted as an agent for a medicine called the Matchless Sanative. The General Agent exposed his deception after remittance and warns buyers and agents to seek only the approved depository. The notice urges immediate newspaper insertions by Agents to alert the public.
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Enos
Fenwick
New York
Monros County
Boston
America
N. K
DS Rowland
Washington St
G. Vick
Stantiope
Nash County
N.C
GEO
Tarboro
Laborers Wanted for Lagoon Lake Contract Work
PTUE suncerimers offer monthly or yearly pay for 200 laborers to work on Lagoon Lake Canal in Slyde County North Carolina. Rates paid monthly or in two installments for yearly hires. One subscriber, Mr W Hawse, can be seen on site or in Washington after the 15th inst. Hawse & Whitehead, Contractors, 2 January 1st, 15410.
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Edgecombe County
Orb Tust
Shepherd
Uriah Chesson
Piyavouth
Hegre
Rene Williams
Vathoru
Lgatur Lake Canit
Slyde County
N.C
Ibands
W. Hawse
Washington
Comprehensive North Carolina Justice Law Manual Ad
Turner and Hughes advertise a legal manual “SWALWTs, North Carolina Justice” with decisions, forms, and precedents for public officers. George Howard offers remaining copies for sale at three dollars, with bulk resale discount, Raleigh 1539 publication details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Ians
Turner& Hughes
Raleigh
Gho. Howard
Approved Patent Medicines Advertisement in Tarboro
A colonial era ad lists several patent medicines with claims of cures for ulcers fever sores chilblains and other ailments in humans and horses. Products named include Arrison's giniments Beakwith's liverwort syrup Bernard's remedy for Asiatic cholera and Carter's Rheumatic Embrotation among others with printed directions and attribution to HOWARD Tarboro August 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arrison
Carpenter
Beckwith
C. Oo
Bernard
Carter
C . Parsons
Howard
Tarboro
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Evans’ Camomile
Paaiily
Apericaal
Cemntericus
A.M. Repwenn
Geo. Hiowann
J. Rossel
Elizabeth City
J AL. Redmond
Farborn
Drs. AG J Flarrell
Dan
Bso
Jotice
Dr. Cohoon
Thomas
Portsmouth
Somerton
Cohoon
Dafid Dunford
Nansemond County
Nansemond Co
Elisha Everett
Nfertfort Co
N. C
J. Lardy
Hardy
Lardy
Thad
J. Watford
Mayhew
Ieisha
Tarborough
Inelion
Dod
JIS. Weddell
Swalwts
North Carolina Justice
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