Treaty Terms and Notices From Hague and London
The document outlines treaty terms and future steps including removal of certain Hungarians from frontiers with allowances for families, potential Polish participation with envoys, and ambassadorial efforts to foster relations. It notes ratification by emperors within 30 days, a 24 year truce, and penalties for violations. Also included are London and Paris dispatches, market prices, a lost pocket book alert, and advertisements for a medicinal elixir with sweeping cure claims.
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Ragotski Berezini
Anthony Huerhath
Forgats
Adam Vay
Turkey
Poland
Choczin
Furthett
CrimeVartary
Hague
Marquis de Chateauneuf
France
Italy
Sicily
Philip
Savoy
Ivan
Sialm
Sicilans
Paris
Gorge
Reinie
Madadds
London
Shoe Lane
Biiopsgate Street
Radford
Infallible Cure for the Scurvy and Its Symptoms
An old advertisement touts chemical drops claimed to purify blood, cleanse skin eruptions, and eradicate scurvy quickly without sickness. It markets two remedies sold at specific London shops, promising vigor and health with simple directions, though warning against fake cures for melancholy and vapours.
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Haydon Square
Public Notice Advertises Cures for Self Abuses
An advertisement offers a rational account of weaknesses following former cures and overexertion. It describes the horrid nature and consequences of self abuse, claiming to explain cures and providing the book for free at four locations, including a shop called Anodyne.
Ornate Map and Globe Shop Promotes Global Views
A London shop at the Crown near Hungerford Market and Mrs Garway’s sells 2 sheet maps from Royal Society and Royal Academy sources. It offers world and regional maps, road maps of England, globes, telescopes, spectacles and curios, all at modest prices with broad selection and finishing services.
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Temple Bar
King’s Arms
Hungerford Markee
Strand
Royal Academy of Paris
Europe
Asia
Africa
America
S. America
Great Britain
Ireland
London
Germany
France
Spain
Portugal
Italy
Hungary
Swedeland
Norway
Muscovy
Flanders
Swabia
Greece