By the King and Queens Authority. : These are to give notice, that here is lately arrived an experienced and most famous High-German doctor,who by his great study, and constant practice in several parts of the world, as well in Princes courts as in hospitals, and war-like expeditions, hath obtained such a physical method, as to cure all external and internal distempers (if curable) ....
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