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Newspaper
Daily Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Nov 13, 1739
Page
2
Advertisement for a two volume edition of a sermon or theological work titled This Day is publis'd The Second Edition in 1733. It lists publishers Berry-Street and others and notes the work covers the principal Heads of the Christian Religion with references to Watts Neal Guise and others.
Publication notice for The Sixth Epinion by Lord Archbishop Ewan of Tuam and multiple religious texts. Includes A Shore View defending English stage morality by Jeremy Cottier, with corrected second edition and appended Christian doctrines. Prices listed in shillings.
This supplement to Mr Nichol's book argues against absolute election and reprobation with an Appendix on Mr Gall. It condemns Presbyterian ordination as irregular, adds remarks on ordaining power, and includes an original draught on Primitive Church constitution. Printed by G. Strahan in Cornhill near the Royal Exchange.
An 18th century pamphlet announced as published with a frontispiece. The work titled The Firm Opinion of Dissertation upon Parties is in several letters to Caleb D Anvers, Esq, dedicated to Sir Robert Knight. Price bound four and a half pence, printed by R. Francklin, Covent Garden. A separate French frontispiece is available for six pence.
The article warns that only the original Powder for Teeth remains genuine and lists Mrs Kings Toyshop and Mrs Markham at Fleet Street as sole sellers. It claims the powder whitened teeth, prevented decay, cured gum scurvy, prevented toothache, and secured teeth with a pleasant scent. It notes counterfeits imitate the powder and urges buying only from authorized shops.
On Thursday next will be published a Dissertation on the present Conjaceturs with regard to Trade. By a Merchant of Bristol Pax queritur Bello. Printed for John Clarke at the Bible under the Royal Exchange Cornhill.
This Day is published in three volumes at five shillings bound. It lists notable executed criminals including Wilde Kennedy Hays Smith Barton Blueskin Carrick Winman Upton Hacer Green Houghton Yazers Blewitt Cape Stanley Bellamy Sheppeard Dykes Brinsden Cluff Griffen and many nearly two hundred others, with lives and dying words.
An ad touts famous Drops that allegedly cure hypochondriack melancholy and vapours in men and women within days. It claims to address root causes, restore digestion, and end numerous symptoms such as aches, sleeplessness, fears, and faintness, boasting thousands cured. Available at Mrs Holt's and the Cross Keys and Star in Cornhill for 3s 6d a bottle.
A pamphlet advertises a book by Dr Ruffel explaining venereal diseases from infection to resolution. It claims patients may consult privately without embarrassment, offering the gratis volume available at his Holborn house near Gray's Inn.
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