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Newspaper
London Evening Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Nov 30, 1734
Page
4
A note indicates the coming issue will discuss the drop and pills of Mr. WAkp, and their composition and effects, promising full disclosure of the secret details and the sectet surrounding them.
A satirical eighteenth century pamphlet printed for R Gosling at the Crown and Mitre Fleet Street. The author parodies medical figures and social pretensions while claiming a cure for folly through humor and satire, inviting gentlemen and citizens to examine the pretensions of practitioners.
A physician advertises a correcting corroborating Elixir said to stop nocturnal emissions that weaken nerves and blood. The remedy, claimed effective even in hard cases, is available from Mr West at the Seven Sails in the Old Bailey for half a guinea per bottle with directions.
A historic pamphlet listing This Day is published an Essay for abridging the study of Physick with a Dialogue among Hygeia Mercury and Pluto on medical practice age, plus an Epistle from Ufbeck the Pexsian to J. W-d Esq. Printed for J. Wilford near St Paul’s Chapter House price 1s.
Vintage sale notice lists cheap books and prices fixed in first leaf. Includes a Morocco bound Latin Bible from Lovain with few in England, many old pamphlets at 3d each, manuscripts of sermons with token accounts, a collection of Old Songs on the Rump Parliament in 2 volumes, Life of the late Czar and Czarina with effigies, A Treatise of Humane Understanding by Ablay Oliver, and Collier's Sermons in two editions with his effigies.
An 18th century advertisement touts a cure forGreets and seminal weaknesses by a Transcendent Bal Samick Resttrictive Elsc Tuary. It claims rapid, certain cures in three days with one or few doses, priced at 6s per pot, sold at RADFORD's Foy shop in the Rose and Crown near St. Clement's Church in the Strand.
An 18th century style advertisement for a practical English grammar by William Louceton, schoolmaster in Kensington. It promotes an easy introduction to spoken and written English, using Q and A, aimed at beginners and useful as a foundation for higher studies. Published by Ward and Chandler in Fleet Street and Scarborough.
An 18th century remedy advertised as a universal diuretic and stone dissolver. Claims instant relief from strangury and gravel, dilation of ureters, passage of sand and gravel, and cure of kidney and bladder disorders. Sold at Jacob's Coffee-house behind the Royal Exchange for 3s 6d per bottle with directions.
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