SMITH'S / HOMOEOPATHIC PHARMACY, / 488 BROADWAY, / Corner of Broome St. / J. T. S. SMITH, / Has for sale a large assortment of Homoepathic / Triturations, Tinctures, Dilutions and Pellets, in- / cluding the highest attenuations, both imported and / of his own preparation. / Cases for Physicians and Family use, of various / sizes and prices. / Pure Sugar of Milk, Alcohol, Distilled Water, / and Unmedicated Pellets, constantly on hand. / Smith's Homoepathic Court Plaster, a substitute / for the ordinary Court Plaster, and an excellent / application for Corns. / Country orders promptly and carefully ex- / ecuted

[New York: np, 1846. Advertising broadside printed on dark blue paper, 7 1/2 by 5 1/8 in. Perhaps cut from wrapping as right margin has 1 in. overlapping piece of the same blue paper glued down. According to the "Homoeopathic Bibliography of the United States," by Thomas Lindsley Bradford [Phila.: 1892], p. 550, Smith's pharmacy was located at 488 Broadway in 1846 and probably part of 1847. He produced homoeopathic medicines for Dr. A. Gerald Hull and Dr. J.F. Gray, among others until his retirement in 1869. One similar listing on OCLC: Harvard [though dated c.1849, after the business had relocated from 488 Broadway].