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Newspaper
Tarboro Press
Location
Tarboro, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1841
Page
4
Superior Aromatic Salts manufactured by FE Matchings & Co Baltimore are described as compact crystalline salts. They are highly recommended for persons liable to headache faintness and related ailments.
A MNF subscriber and associate James Weddell reveal that the business previously conducted with James 2D. Fowell will be continued under the firm name James Weddell & Co. This notice formalizes the naming transition and ongoing conduct of the business.
A 1840 notice promotes Dr William Evans's Soothing Syrup as a safe, effective remedy for teething pain. It claims to prevent convulsions by opening pores in the gums and easing fever, with testimonials from Geo. Howann in Tarboro and M. Russe in Elizabeth City. The letter urges daily gum application from four months old and warns against feeding before use.
An advertisement extols Dr Harrell's Tomato and Slippery Elm Pills as superior family medicines. It claims wide efficacy for liver issues headaches loss of appetite and female complaints and presents them as a gentler strong remedy with blood purification. Pricing is listed as 50 cents per box and 54 per gross with agents sought nationwide.
A column of testimonials from numerous individuals across North Carolina and Virginia describing cure suggestions and relief from ailments including biliousness, dyspepsia, loss of appetite, costiveness, and sick stomach. Names include Charles Bright, Charles Marcel, Rev G M Bersee, Joseph Ramsey, Hebert Simpson, Horatio Wil James, James Cartwright, Rev James Rid, Mirna Culpepper, Rev Joseph Turner, Joseph Sharbor, Rafers Pool, and others.
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