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A Novel Medicine Promised for Fever and Recovery
A public notice extols a new medicine claimed to cure intermittent fevers by perspiration and urine. It lists numerous witnesses and supporters including Solomon Ashley and William Sheldon, with claims of relief and possible complete cures. The author, Dr Bennet, invites inquiries at his office in York Buildings and Tom's Coffee-house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solomon Ashley
Ely
St. James's Park
William Sheldon
Gracechurch-street
Hall
the Temple
Henry Davi
Pinch Lane
Cornhill
D’'Albiac
Spittlefields
Be Vemes
Burton
Bishopsgate-street
Fountain-court
Strand
Sarptron
Round-court
N.B
Bennet
Duke-freet
York- Buildings
Tom’s
John Stirling
St. Andrew’s School
Healbourn
A. A. Perfit Flacci Satirz
P. Virgilis
Maronis Bucolica
Caronis
Disticha Moralia
Phedri Augusti Cesaris Fabule
Catechismus & Articuli Eccl. Ang
Ftitch
Fisch
T. Astley
St. Paul's
St. Paul’s School
Samuel Hoadley
M.A. Price
Thome Bennet
S.T.P. Grammatica Hebrea
Edispere
Cupimt
Accedio conGlium
Leio
Hebremeil
Chaldes
Syrez
Samaritane
Editio Tertia
Harding
St. Martins Lane
Pany Ul
J. Rownine
Giovanni Cimabue
Godfrey Kucher
Dr. Burnet
Mr. Whifton
J. Keill
Causton
Boettius
Palladio
Colen Campbell
Great Britain