Peters Vegetable Pills Gain Wide Public Approval
The Peters Vegetable Pills are praised as a mild yet effective digestive remedy. Letters from Drs Hopson, Williams, and Smith attest their safety and usefulness for headaches, bilious fevers, and general digestive disorders. Pills sold for 50 cents a box from Peters in New York with broad 19th century endorsement.
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Peters
Joseph Priestly Peters
Liberty Street
New York
Hopson
Bangor
Edward Smith
Montreal
U. C
Unclear text item listing names and sale of medicine
Fragmentary OCR shows names G Vick Stanhope Nashee Jdawe and a note about a valuable medicine for sale by Gea Hewird with garbled terms. No clear event or location identified.
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G. Vick
Clgent
Stanhope, Nashee Wt
Jdawe
Gea Hewird
Varbora
These New and Pleasant Remedies by Drs Harrell
A vintage ad listing numerous remedies including Extract of Sarsaparilla and Blood Root, Cullochs extract, Buchu and Uva Ursi, Camomile Tonte, Camphorated Cordial, Carrageen Moss and Squills cough mixture, Tomato Pills, and Tooth Powder. Each salves price per bottle or box, touting blood purification and disease cures with emphasis on concentrated extracts and scientific principles.
Harrells Tomato and Slippery Elm Pills Endorsement
A Victorian era advertisement extols Dr Harrells Tomato and Slippery Elm Pills as superior cures for fevers liver issues jaundice headaches loss of appetite constipation female complaints and other ailments. It lists prices agents and testimonials from residents of North Carolina Virginia and related towns dated September 21 1839. The piece highlights their cathartic appurtenant tonic and blood purifying qualities and urges entry of druggists booksellers merchants as agents.
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Harrell
A. Harrell
Elizabeth City
N.C
Brandreth's Pills touted as universal blood purifier in early US ad
An 19th century style advertising notice extols Brandreth's Pills as a universal purifier of the blood superior to other tonics. It claims purgative power without mercury, asserts daily use is safe, and touts cures for dysentery rheumatism and many contrasting ailments while noting broad acclaim in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moffat
New York
Broadway
Louis Offa Goelicke
Germany
Europe
Ug! Tve
United States
Brandferd
Asulhier
Brandreth
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Woffat
Geo. Howard
Tarboro
Dr. Peters
C. Povie Primitive Baptist
Jase
Elie
Phice
Loven
Hutigenat Syrum
Sonia
Siren
Pieter
Brason
S Soyges
Geo Homard
Marks
Samcel
Petersburg
Drs
J Harrell
Emphise
DR. Larrell
Charles Bright
Pasquotank Co
Josiah Prichett
E. Pasquotank Co
N. C
Charles Slarrel
J. Smith
Windsor
Rev
G. M Keesee
Portsmouth
Joseph Ramsey
Plymouth
Robert Simpson
Lass
Horatio N. Williams
James Cartwright
Pasquetank Co
James A. Riddick
Rendolph Macon College
Zion Culpepper
Elizabeth Cry
Joseph Turner
Joseph Sharber
Camden Co
Robert Pool
N c
N. B. Hassell
Williamston
Tarborough
Rakegh Roul
J.C. Knight
Cokey
Knight
Samuel D. Procter
Paty A
Evdbecambe
Verrell
Lewis DE Arquer
Tarhora
Brandreth’s Pill
Tly, Py, Ty Ny
Brawireth
Roo
Sewer
Braadwerks
New Yr Ae
Hem Street
Lowery
Houston
Main Street
Richmond
Dro Ben Ib
Virginia
Aod
Turbora
Stevenson & Bryan
Faynesboro
Peck
A. DP
Nuthamfield
UW. Baker
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