Advert for Antive nerial Elixir and medical books
An 18th century notice touts an elixir claimed to cure rheumatism and gout after Jamaica and England voyages, with contact at Mr. Johnson’s, plus a long list of medical and scholarly works for sale. It references publishers in Paternoster Row, the Strand, and St. Paul’s Churchyard, and mentions plays, theater collections, and anatomy texts by various authors availably advertised.
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Jamaica
England
C. Fol
Henry Ridbotreig
Rown
Dan, Brown
Kreter Exchange
Strand
Hea
Mortlock
the Phoenix
St. Paul’s Church Yard
W. Smith
Hugo Grotius
Iir
Richard Zouch
University of Oxford
Baker
Paternoster Row
Fust Publishe
Jobe Harris
F. R
Will, Wawneys Philomach
D. Brown
A. Bell
J. Darby
A. Betterworth
J. Pemberton
J. Hook
E. Corll
St. Dunian’s
FleetMreet
Mr. Prioris
London Postscript Advices From France and Flanders
London May 28 arrival of two mails from France and Flanders. From Antwerp Courant June 1. Pesaro May 9. Chevalier de St George receives express, two months stay in city, unsure landing thereafter. Paris Gazette June 5 reports Bonac ambassador admitted to Grand Vizier audiences. Captain Hathan beheaded for duty neglect at Corfu siege. Paris Alamain June 5 notes Czar’s Fontainebleau return and Versailles visit.
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London
France
Flanders
Antwerp Courant
Pesaro
Chevalier de St
Rome
Urbino
Paris Gazette
Adrianople
Marquis de Bonac
Caimacan
Mutty
Hathan
Janum Codja
Corfu
Paris Alamain
Paris
Fontainbleau
Versailles
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Sult
Jam. Drake
College of Physicians
R.S
W. Wagtaffe
Sargon’s Hall
W. Tangs
Prince’s Arms
St. Paul’s
John Floyer
E. Berstgrom
F. Marphew
Scatsaner