Directions for combining and using A. Stewart's compound vegetable and other pills : accompanied with correct tables, suitable for nearly all of the most commom complaints, whether simple or compound : taken from every day's observations and practice, of the numerous patients which I have had the honor to prescribe for, with unbounded success, both in Surgical and Medical cases.

  • Stewart, Adam, 1775 or 1776-1842.
Date:
1837
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Credit: Directions for combining and using A. Stewart's compound vegetable and other pills : accompanied with correct tables, suitable for nearly all of the most commom complaints, whether simple or compound : taken from every day's observations and practice, of the numerous patients which I have had the honor to prescribe for, with unbounded success, both in Surgical and Medical cases. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    All Persons receiving this Pamphlet will please circulate it among their Friends. THIRD EDITION. PARTICULAR NOTICE.—Pills cannot be delivered to agcn companies, or -patients, without payment for the same upon delivery. Those purchasing to sell again will he allowed a small discount, and furnished with * certificate of their genuineness, without which the public may he assured the pills are not genuine, and these certificates must he renewed every three months. The ingredients composing these pills, are merely simples compound-' ed fromlhe vegetable world. And as they do their work in a quiet, straight-forward manner, it is no more than justice that on parting with them, an equivalent to their value should he received with the least possible risk, or trouble. \EJ See reasons for giving the Pills in DIREC COMBINING A. ^STE COMPOUND VEGETABJ?!^*1Pr*r^TTHER PILLS; Accompanied with correct Tables, suitable for nearly all of the most common complaints, whether simple or compound. Taken from every day's obser- vations and practice, of the numerous pa- tients which I have had the honor to prescribe for, with unbounded success, both in Surgical and Medical cases. ^ for,/' ;torhV REMOVED from No. 710 Washington Street, Boston, to Mount Bcllevue House on Fort Hill, Roxbury, a few rods beyond the Norfolk House, ichere the Hourly Coaches slop—which will take or hnngpatients to and from the avenue leading to my house every haVho™n™f*$iy' J May 12th, loo7. \ry Letters Post-Paid, will be attended to. BOSTON: PRINTED BY S. N. DICKINSON 52 WASHINGTON STREET-