Cephalic pills, for the head-ach, and other obstinate complaints of the head and nervous system, such as giddiness, dimness of sight, falling sickness, &c. and particularly that affection called the sick head-ach. Prepared by a physician, in the Western part of England, and sold wholesale and retail at T. Pearson's medicinal warehouse, High-street, Birmingham. And at J. Wye's medicinal warehouse, Coleman-street, London.
[Birmingham?,
1790?]
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