Cardiac Tincture praised by Brighton patient in 1796
An expanding letter from Donald Campbell at Brighton recounts relief after using Rymer’s Cardiac Tincture. The writer describes nervous affections, indigestion, and improved appetite, strength, and skin tone after treatment. He notes adopting the medicine during service and recommends publication for afflicted readers. Various retailers and a tract on dyspepsia are listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerrard-street
Sotio
Hon
East- India Company
Bengal
Gould
Mageiry
Brighton
Brighton. I Purchased A Few, Bottles At E Buckeiler’s; In. Bithopsgate Street
Genmrifie
Engay
Tude
Asemain
Solo
Rymer
Messrs
Dicey
London
Thomas Evans
Eller
Paternover-row
Moore
Stationer
Bishopfzace -Street
Fred. Smiup
Haymarket
Royal Exchange
James Bymer
Widow Wesch's Pills Promote Health and Longevity
A Victorian advertisement extols Kirby Welch's Female Pills selling wholesale and retail from Fleet Street and Strand addresses. It claims benefits for women with various ailments, mentioning Mrs Kuarsley and endorsements from customers, and includes pricing, stamps, and authenticity notes tied to C Keanipasy.
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Wesch
Kirby
Welch
G. Kearther
Fleet-street
Petterlade
London
Ally Retail
Ir Pidding
Qufard
Pantheon
Stringer
Nytg
Strand
Charing Cots
Ward
Gray’s Inn ‘Gate
Holborn
W. Bacon
E. Newbery
St. Paul's Church-yard
Ludgate-Breet
Remiack
C.kinketty
C. Keanipasy
Lettered dispatches from Frankfort and Copenhagen tease empire struggles
A long dispatch describes Field Marshal Mack's expected arrival at the Army of the Upper Rhine and Emperor forces in flux. Reports from Franckfort detail peasants offering to arm for the Imperial Army in Lower Rhine defenses. Copenhagen letters note the Juliana Maria burning near Madras and crew saved. Paris letters praise Count Tollendal and Emigrants defense, while Austrian peace reshapes command. The British navy and captains receive postings as naval power debates unfold amid prison transports and Washington-like dispatches.
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Frankfort
Inft
Mfack
Reine
Comit -Latogr
Count Stader
Franckfort
Spetfart
R&ipes
Copenhagen
Juliana Maria
Madras
Pottting
Parig
Gace
Joe
Cougetl
Laly Tollendal
Fragmentary report on a military tribunals appeal question
A garbled text discusses a homicide or assault behind bins and a family asserting claims. It mentions Savary's pistol and a proposition by Lecpintre, then questions whether Military Tribunals are competent to try civilians and if civilians may appeal a tribunal sentence to a higher court. No determination is available.
Battle actions and prisoners from a late war engagement
Fragmentary report describes General Walkthier commanding a guard in combat. Enemy losses include 2 killed and many prisoners taken. Other officers mentioned include Kellerman and Murat with noted engagements around Saint Mamou and Fortifications.
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Mane
Guieu
Ventete
Geogral Murat
Serra
Dod
Teewie J Belge
Morata
Brigands in Parle Escape After Tavern Incident
On a Republicae route near Parle Brigands grow bold avoiding public roads. A robber entered a tavern near Traisabout and attacked the keeper’s household. a struggle ensued with a confrontation in the room as a ladder and trap were employed, ending with a pistol and sword drawn and the intruder thwarted by gendarmerie arrival.
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Republicae
Rhiofe
Trai
Alain
Ddor
Poe Waveter
Wien
Seine
Oite
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Biliaus
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Mk Yskor
Apteh
Mage Sachs
W. Cu
Gice
KuarsLey
Golding
Wilow
Sam
Weskett
Southampton Row
Lifton
Green
Paddington
Mary je-Borie Steet
Pawen
Madan
CC. Skinner
Hoché
Buensparte
Halian
Romania
Romenia
Adtora
Rufta
Itera
Lebaias
Capé'St
D.tly’ Fen
San Joseph Spanih
Cape St. Virgenes
Salvador‘del Munda
Piehte
Fraikie
Bais
Himsburgh
Torea Asithere
Bega Enmibdeh
Scotland
Admiralty
Stanhope
Ifn
Bephfora
Staip
Cambria
Loch Garligs
Eatgns
Ifte
Naval
Maxines
Mijec-Senkal
Edinburgh
Earl of Exeter
Hisdplenditt
Grosvenor Street
St. Aftains
Britain
France
Charlier
Boteba
Fuc
Ipus Setia
Satting
Hitler
Parle
Apt
Optahig
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