Evans Camomile Pills and their claimed cures
Evans claims Evans Camomile Pills and Evans Tonic Pills cure nervous debility, hypochondria, indigestion, and a broad range of ailments from consumption to heart palpitations. He cites an 1835 introduction in America and lists numerous disorders supposedly relieved by his vegetable preparations. The ad names agents and addresses in New York, Boston, Philadelphia, Tarboro, Elizabeth City, and Raleigh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chama
America
Evans
Jonas Snyder
Kennesville
William Evans
W. Evans
Hunt
Goode
Cuatiam Street
South Seventh Street
Corsi
Boston
Mass
Moffat Life Medicines Promoted for Wide Range of Ailments
A Victorian style promotion touts Moffat Life Medicines as a sovereign remedy for dyspepsia fever and ague and numerous other ailments. The ad claims purification of stomach bowels kidneys liver and lungs and urges strict adherence to directions. It notes distribution through agents in the United States and Canadas with John Moffat’s signature on every label.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moa
Moffat
W. B. Moffat
Broadway
New York
U. States
Canadas
John Mofut
Geo. Howard
Izent. Tarboro
Dr Cohoons Tonic Mixture advertised for ague cure
A historical advertisement claims Br. Common Tonic Mixture purifies blood and cures ague and fever. It describes blood formation from stomach contents and lung oxygen and notes the medicine is vegetable and safe for infants. Numerous certificates from 1839 1840 praise speedy cures and urge publication use by agents in North Carolina Virginia and Maryland.
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Thomas
Portsmouth
Somerton
Cohoon
David Dunford
Nansemond County
Nansemond Co
Alternative Extracts and Remedies Catalog Tarboro 1840
A Tarboro advertisement lists Several Extracts of Sarsaparilla with Cubebs Buchu Uva Ursi and other tonics priced mostly at $1 per bottle. Includes Antispasmodic Cordial Cough Mixture Tomato Pills Tooth Powder and more. Claims cures for scrofula dysentery kidney and bladder issues fevers and general debility. Also notes sale of hardware groceries and wares at reduced cash prices at the office of Geo Howard Tarboro May 6 1840.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Materia Medica
Geo. Howard
Tarboro
Approved Patent Medicines Offer Wide Range of Cures
A Tarboro advertisement lists Harrison's specific ointment for ulcers wounds corns fever sores chilblains and bites including animal uses for horses. Carpenter's syrup of liverwort treats coughs spit blood consumption and liver complaints. Indian Dye colors hair brown or jet black without skin staining. Bernard's remedy targets Asiatic cholera diarrhoea cramps and spasms. Printed directions accompany the medicines, offered by Geo. Howard, August 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carpenter
Bernard
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Chatham St
J. M. Repmann
Gro
Hawanp
M. Russex
Elizabeth City
J. M. Redmond
N. C
FS. Marshall
Halifax
M. Russell
Bland
Edenton
Solomon Hall
Newbern
W. Mason
Raleigh
W. Atwill
Brunswick
Mark al Lane
Washington
Seventh Street
Philadelphia
State of North Carolina
Halifan County
Court OF Equity
Benja
T' Ballard
la Porte
Coue
Latitux
M. St. Potway
William Branch
Butterwood Creek
Jos LL. Simmons
Moffats Medical Marual
FLLE
Willigetor Lake Canal
Slyde County
N.C
W. Hawse
Ipst
Iwaivse
Br. Commons
Colerain
Wm. J. Hardy
Iardy
J. Watford
GEO. Toward
Parboro
James Bd. Weeks
Pasquotank Co
Joun Askew
Puch Landing
F. S. Marshall
Lawrence Ely
Winton
Joseph Hornsby
Suffolk
Lawrence & Vaugian
Murfreesborough
William J
Ilardy
Colerain, VC
Arthur VT
Foster
Bryerfield
M. F. Randolph
Llosiler
Wal Rh. Jones
Snow Phill
Howard
Drs. of. Levy
Harvell
NewGoods
James Weddell
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