Cardiac Tincture Promises Relief for Nervous Disorders
A 1796 testimonial review extols the Cardiac Tincture as a cure for nervous debility, indigestion, and associated ailments. It recounts a former Bengal service member’s long illness after heat exposure, mercury treatment, and failing physicians, who found dramatic improvement after three bottles of the medicine. The letter praises Rymer as a renowned surgeon, notes Brighton and Bishopsgate Street sales, and lists wholesale and retail vendors along with price points and additional products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rymer
Tafter
Matocia Yledica
Sam
King’s Bench
May
Wee WB. W. ‘Ec
Enquirer
Gerrard-street
Soto
Hon. East- India Company
Fort St. George
Bengal
Brighton
Bankfelter’s
Bishopsgate- Areet
Mall
Tremalo
Donald Camabell
Stevie
Matszat
Gerrard -Street
Sphic
Ori
Leiter
Beynon
No. Co
Bow Churchr Yard
Loddon
Thomas Evans
Moore
Stationer
Bo. &Gy
Fredy Smithy
Chemitt
Haymarket
Tutt
Royal Exchange
James Rymer
Fragmented praise of a German novel in a literary review
A long prose and verse critique praises a forthcoming work, comparing it to Goldsmith and German romanticism. It notes strong imagery and satire on society, while urging restraint for consistency. It highlights the novel’s cadence and stylish writing, but warns some incidents seem unlikely and uniform in tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graf
Louisa
Walsingham
Gwample
Petios
Stocke ‘Exchange
M.falleys
Perigord
Grenee
Oes Franck
M. Charretier
Lloyyd
Nancy
Dover
Native Home and War Era Reflections Amid Vague Fragments
A fragmented excerpt reflects on longing for a native home amid nature and warlike notes. It juxtaposes pastoral imagery with references to England, the Army of England, and distant campaigns, hinting at national duty and personalnost. The text mixes poetry with military exhortation and errant OCR errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tome
Steves
Glen Fees
Bet
Summershades
French Republic Deputies Distribution Report
A fragmented passage discusses the division of the Republic into departments, naming a 240-member Legislative Body apportioned to departments by population. It cites a committee report estimating the national population at 339,057,000 and questions the accuracy of the departmental apportions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ats
Smith
Ackadia
Cacti
Republic
Popatlaeln
Lodi
Adda
Brescia
Mincia
Nisha
Olona
Milan
Panafo
Modena
Reng
Bologna
Pavia
Wyateffai
Sorat Ra
Lie
The American Fever and Philadelphia Smoke on Fear
A letter from New York urges elevated streets and robust paving to fight a pestilential fever plaguing Philadelphia and other cities. It warns against stagnant ground and argues for verdant squares to cool urban summers, linking health to builders’ greed and urban design. The piece cites controversy over fever origins and blame on trade, ship cargo, and West Indies contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New
York
Philadelphia
America
Kath
Indies
New York
Beyer
West Indies
Fragmented OCR record on safety and motions in government
A garbled OCR fragment discusses safety notes and a government motion. It mentions the General, Governor, and various officials debating expediency and notice procedures. The text is broken and difficult to parse, with references to a court, a boat, and motions about secrecy and propriety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilcuse
Man
Gabryenna
Raf
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dids
Army OF England
Bérni-trigade
Eetaail
Desaix
Minster of
Ware
Ciizens
Austeia
Swabia
England
Bay of Ba
Windsor
Little Park
Puersd. AY
Dénveee
London
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