Ching's worm lozenges, patronized by the first families in the Kingdom
Publisher: Richard Butler?
Published: 1815
Place of publication: London?
Language: eng
Subjects: Advertising; Medicine; Health products
Other titles: Dr. Fothergill's restorative cordial drops, a medicine well known during near half a century, for its efficacy in nervous disorders
Notes: An advertisement, clipped from an unidentified publication.

Caption title.

"These lozenges are sold, wholesale and retail, at Mr. [Richard] Butler's, late Ching and Butler's, no. 4, Cheapside, corner St. Paul's London."

Conjectural date of publication based on the dates of other advertisements bound with this one.

On verso: Dr. Fothergill's restorative cordial drops, a medicine well known during near half a century, for its efficacy in nervous disorders ... This medicine is now prepared from the original recipe, by Mr. Butler, no. 4, Cheapside, corner of St. Paul's Church Yard, London ...

Each v. has armorial bookplate, and coat of arms on inserted leaf, of Sheffield Grace Esq. L.L.D, S.S.A.

Each v. has armorial bookplate, and coat of arms on inserted leaf, of Sheffield Grace Esq. L.L.D, S.S.A.

Clipped from an unidentified publication; bound as no. 129 in v.4 of a 7-volume set of early 19th-century publisher's catalogs and prospectuses with binder's title "Bibliographical notices".

Clipped from an unidentified publication;; bound as no. 58a in v.1 of a 7-volume set of early 19th-century publisher's catalogs and prospectuses with binder's title "Bibliographical notices".

Each v. bound in contemporary half calf with marbled boards.

Each v. bound in contemporary half calf with marbled boards.