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Newspaper
Daily Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Sep 27, 1738
Page
2
A compact monthly guide issued in October 1739 with religious lessons astronomical data tide times and calendar remarks. It lists rise and set of the sun moon phases days races fairs and daily remarks and is sold by booksellers in London and Westminster.
This Day is published the Second Edition with large Additions of A Compleat History of translations of the Holy Bible and New Testament into English both in MS and Print. By JOHN LEWIS. In 1931 folio 140 copies printed. Now issued in Octavo with a Defence of Usher and Wharton. printed for Jos. Pete and others in London.
A catalog notice lists multiple historical works published in five volumes by Father Daniel and other histories including Scotland from Robert the Bruce era, England during the Civil Wars, and Montrose. It notes the publisher G. Scrahan at the Golden Ball on Cornhill.
This item lists several medical works by Daniel Turner to be published at the College of Physicians, London. It details Treatises on fevers, quack remedies, the French disease, maternal influence on the fetus, and a survey of the antique physician s legacy with prefatory animadversions and appended notes.
This day publishes the corrected second edition of Wyld's Practical Surveyor Or The Art of Land Measuring showing plain rules to survey land by table theodolite circumferentor or chain, protract observations, cast up plots, reduce figures and draw perspectively with an appendix on buildings timber leveling and measuring. Also announces Budgen's Actual Survey of Sussex.
An antique bookselling note advertises two volume works on Persia including the history of its revolutions, the usurpation by a Persian general, and memoirs of Father Krasinski. It lists translations from French to English, licences, maps, and parallel histories of Rome and naval figures. Prices are given in shillings and sixpence.
An advertisement proclaims Harrison's Conserrution Drops as a universal remedy for stomach issues nervous decay and various fevers. It claims to purify the blood ease cholick and gout and to act as a powerful alexipharmic suited for long standing ailments and even smallpox warnings. The potation is offered by John Harrison at a London street address with a heraldic seal.
A historic stock tonic claims miraculous cure of stones and gravel with instant relief. It promises complete cleansing of kidneys ureters and bladder, dissolving large stones and preventing recurrence. Sold at Mr. Radford's Toyshop Rose and Crown near St Clement's Churchyard Strand for 35. 64 a role with directions.
An advertisement extols a chemical remedy claiming to cure the scurvy and corbutic humours within days. It promises rapid blood purification, relief from spots and eruptions, strengthened appetite and digestion, and prevention of fevers, naming the remedy sold at the Gentlewoman's at the Two Blue Posts in Haydon Yard, Minories, for 3s 6d per bottle.
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