The public dr to Lining & Chalmers : bill, 1753.

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The public dr to Lining & Chalmers : bill, 1753.

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Bill for £25-5 submitted to the public (probably the province of South Carolina) for medicines and visits to the Cherokees, July 2-5, 1753, at the "Free School" and at "Mr. Hawkins." There are itemizations for vomits, doses of rhubarb, stomachic mixtures, purges, collyrium, anodyne mixtures, etc.

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