John Boyd HAS FOR SALE

The Port-Roseway Gazetteer and The Shelburne Advertiser

26 May 1785 Vol. 1 No. 30

....from Page 3

John Boyd,

HAS FOR SALE,

At his Medicinal Store, in Water-Street,

Between John and Ann Streets

A Choice assortment of DRUGS and

MEDICINES; together with a

quantity of the most approved PATENT

MEDICINES, viz. James’s Powders,

Anderson’s Pills, Hooper’s Female Pills,

Bateman’s Pectoral Drops, British Oil, Tur-

lington’s Balsam, Essence of Pepper-

mint, Dassy’s Elixir, Corn Salve, &c.

---Also, Breast Pipes, compleat Tobacco

Machines, Elastic Trusses, Lancets,

Smelling Bottles, Sago Powder, Alum,

Honey, Tamarinds, Cinnamon, Mace,

Cloves, Nutmegs, Spanish Liquorice,

Essence of Lemons, Essence of Burga-

Mot, Court-Plaister, &c.

Family Prescriptions will be accurately

prepared, and Orders executed with Fi-

delity and Dispatch.

Such Families as may want ME-

DECINES, may have them at very low

Prices (*5 t.f.)

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