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Newspaper
Tarboro Press
Location
Tarboro, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1844
Page
3
Land for sale on the south side of Fishing Creek seven miles from Enfield and twenty from Tarboro. Describes property near the railroad with access by street. Seller seeks relocation to the West and lists location details for prospective buyers.
Advertises Jaynes Carminative Balsam as a safe and effective cure for dysentery diarrhea cholera infantum summer complaint and numerous stomach and nervous ailments. Claims it calms stomach cramps improves appetite and sleep and cites countless testimonials from physicians clergymen and families.
Notice offering a $25 reward for the return of a enslaved man described as missing since the first day of last July. Language emphasizes capture and location absence, with the subscriber seeking recovery and stating ownership and payment terms.
The undersigned informs friends and public that Shocco Springs in Warren County offers ample accommodations for visitors during the upcoming watering season beginning the Ist of dune nekt. With low prices and a capable gentleman added to service, universal satisfaction is promised.
The Male Academy at Warrenton NC resumes exercises on July 8 1844 with unchanged board and tuition terms. Scholarship and moral department details are to be referred to Trustees and patrons. Tuition fees and half board payable in advance. Principal Ezell A M Warrenton June 15 1844.
Sarah Thrift advertises Grove Hill boarding house for summer with reduced rates. Single persons pay 15 dollars monthly for three months, families 12 dollars, shorter stays 6 dollars, children and servants 10 dollars per month. Located at Grove Hill. June 15, 1844.
A subscriber reports receiving a fresh stock of tin ware manufactured at Washington, intended for Stone, detailing the new supply and its origin.
A fragmented testimonial from Medics Magazine extols Dr Taylor’s Balsam of Liverwort as a remedy for consumption. Capt Scott of Eli City NC and Rev G W Canda share early improvements and radical cures after using five bottles and continuing treatment at 375 Bowery. Public sale details not provided.
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