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Skin Diseases - Treatment - Early works to 1800
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On the power and effects of Gowland's lotion, In Cutaneous Eruptions, and, for restoring the skin to its Natural State, (removed to No. 55, Long-Acre,) for cleansing and clearing its Thickness, Hardness, and Opacity. And for Improving, Extremely, its common Appearance. With an Appendix, apprising the Public of a base and spurious Counterfeit---recently imposed on the World by a Mrs. M. E. Vincent, and which is a Disgrace, to the Original and Genuine Medicine. Prepared only by Thomas Vincent, And his Son-in-Law, Robert Dickinson, Successors to Mr. Gowland; And sold at their Warehouse, No. 55, Long-Acre, in Pints at 5s. 3d. ... 8s. 6d only (instead of 10s. 6d.) if bought at the Warehouse. And at Mr. Golding's, No. 42, Cornhill.
Vincent and Dickinson (Bath, England)Date: [1793?]- Books
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An account of the nature and effects of Gowland's lotion, and of the cures performed by it in scorbutic and other eruptions of the face and elsewhere; Exhibiting its powerful and salutary Effects in all Cutaneous and Eruptive Disorders, as well as its singular Efficacy in obviating the common Imperfections of the skin, and improving its natural Texture and appearance. By Thomas Vincent, and his son-in-law. Robert Dickinson, (sole Successors to the genuine Recipe) At No. 55, Long-Acre, London.
Vincent and Dickinson (Bath, England)Date: MDCCXCII. [1792]