Restorative Elixir advertised with false claims
An OCR damaged ad from Exchequer Street offers Restorative Elixir for nervous and digestive troubles. It markets “Hervons affections” and female health ailments as a patent remedy, listing prices 6s and 3s 6d with a physician’s attendance times and notes on alleged soothing effects.
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Mirchbank
Exchequer-street
The King's Patent Medicines by Dr Lowther Cures Nervous Ailments
A historical ad touts Lowther Nervous Medicines claiming cure for convulsions strokes hysterical and hypochondriacal states. It markets Noctous Cordial Drops as pleasant for stomach pains and spasms and promises full details soon, with sale locations in Paris and England.
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X. Lowther
Lowther
Callwitt
Public Auction of Defendant's Property in Clonmel
In pursuance of a decree of Her Majesty's Court of Exchequer, a sale is set for December 1 next at the King's Inn Dublin to auction the defendant's right and title to a stone house and shop in Clonmel County Tipperary with yard, garden, and conveniences, held by Constantine Wilfan, apothecary, for the purposes named in the decree.
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Houle and Aftan
Ap Yrars
Ap Yrars - Mr
Ribton
Ric
Yad Quay
Defdae
Bertes Houle
Osten
Reese
Win
Sweetman
Sar
Dave
Beaty
English
Malow
Wid Fleet Lane
Shanly
Hetherington
Plaintif
Afpiri
Phiheas
Riail
Mijesty
Court of Exchequer
Tete o'Sleck
Dublin
Clonmel
Tipperary
Paget
Wilfan
Notice of Reward for Robbery Discovery in Post Office Dublin
The Irish notices offer a reward of one hundred pounds for information leading to the apprehension and conviction of anyone involved in a robbery at various stations including Ballybay Clogher Costhilk Grnaghy Derry Clones Strabane. By command of the Postmaster General JOHN LEES Secretary.
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Palla
Ballybay
Clogher
Costhilk
Derry
Clones
Strabane
iPaxe Fonts
John Lees
Fragmentary text from legal notice about forfeiture and penalties
The readable fragments indicate a royal legal notice imposing penalties and clarifying forfeiture rules. It mentions a sum of two hundred pounds and the division of proceeds between the crown and the finder or claimant. Further readable phrases reference unloading or transferring property and prosecution rights.
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