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Newspaper
Tarboro Press
Location
Tarboro, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1841
Page
3
Subscribers announce opening at Sleamore street store with a large assortment of piano fortes from the manufactory of Messrs Noaris and Clark in superior quality.
An 1830s advertisement extols Evans' Camomile Pills as a vegetable tonic for nervous debility indigestion and a long list of ailments. It cites benefits for palpitations, headaches, hypochondria and general weakness, notes they cure by a course of treatment, and lists New York Philadelphia Boston and Southern agents with a 1838 1840 dating snippet.
An advertisement extols Dr Harrell Nervine Lotion as a universal remedy for acute and chronic illnesses. It claims near instantaneous relief from severe pain and asserts the treatment can subdue ailments from dyspepsia and asthma to neuralgia epilepsy and rheumatic conditions, based on observation and experience.
A 1841 Tarboro notice by Harrell, M D, lists six case summaries from Halifax to Norfolk. Cases include a sprain cured in minutes, relief for nervous headaches, chronic rheumatism relief in three days, acute shoulder rheumatism relief, extensive facial ringworm destroyed, and neuralgia facial relief in twenty minutes. General agent R T Allen and George Howard Tarboro advertise the treatment.
Urs I C Howl 2 presents a spring supply chosen with care by S opening a general assortment of neat useful and ornamental articles for the season.
Moffats Life Pills and Phenix Bitters praised for numerous cures across diseases from dyspepsia to nervous debility. Claims of rapid restoration of health and superiority over rivals. Sold wholesale and retail at 375 Broadway New York with signature requirement. Pamphlet Moffat Medical Manual offered for free distribution. November 158th 1539.
Public enthusiasm mounts for Dr Peters's Vegetable Pills praised for curing fevers, dyspepsia, liver complaints, and numerous ailments. Advertising claims promise mild, non nauseating action and rapid, universal popularity. Pills sold at the Post Office and Printing Office in Tarboro in March 1841.
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