Notable 18th Century Medical Scams and Remedies Warned
An 1797 advertising page warns readers about counterfeit medicines and impostors led by John Hayman claiming Norton’s Drops. It defends Tutt as Norton’s rightful successor and lists authorized sellers, contact points, and testimonial notes from Portsmouth and elsewhere. The notice urges public caution and outlines how to obtain genuine preparations legitimately.
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Norton
Dant
John Hayman
Maredant
Noraten
John. Hayman
John “Hayman
Mas .Tutt
The
Royaly
Tutty
John
Hayman
Tutt
Royal Exchange
Newbery
St. Paul's
Churcheyard
Dicey and Co
Bow Church-yard
Shaw
Strand, Jebault and Co
Oxford-freet
Portsmouth
Joseph Chapman
London
Brodum
J. Caapman
John King
S Yard
Clok Lane
Portia
Harry Birch
Lanri
Singleton
Chichester
Sussex
Thomas Kent
Darington
Spilsbury and Co
Mary-street
Dublin
Three Kingdoms
End of the War Era Launches an Ocean of Uncertainty
The passage recalls early doubts about avoiding foreign rule vs complete independence in America. It notes leaders trusted in pure intentions and providence as they broke chains, resisted a strong central power, and cast off restrictive ties to venture into an uncertain future.
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America
The American Constitution and its enduring example
The narrative recalls the Revolutionary era as forged by collective zeal, outlining the move from confederation to a united republic. It lauds Washington’s leadership, the Constitution’s stability, and the citizenry’s virtue while warning against faction, foreign influence, and corruption that could erode liberty and disrupt national harmony.
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Congress
America
United States
Senate
Chamber of Congress
Prudefce
Europe
Tay
Belke
Murder on the Newark Road Deserter and Soldier Involved
York May 15 A serjeant and two privates escorted a deserter to London when Fletcher a private killed Irishman George Willis known as Sutton on the road near Newark after an alcohol fueled dispute. Willis died from a pistol shot and Fletcher was committed to Nottingham to stand trial after a coroner’s verdict of wilful murder.
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York
Newark
Balderton
Phew
Fletcher
Willis
Nottingham
Wilelis
Sutton
Jones
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President Adams
LAW Report
Court OF King’s Bench
Atcheson
Lord Kenyon
Prizs
Jordan
Harley
Lord Kenyor
Verdia