THOMAS TISDALL.
N.B. A few pair of gentlemen's doe ſkin hunting Gloves, and choice old Spirits by the gallon; a little of which may be uſed as a cordial.
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| Hartford, next door ſouth of Meſſ. Hudſon | } |
| and Goodwin's Printing-Office, 1788. |
The crooked Staff of Life.
Pure, mild and unadulterated St. CROIX RUM, to be ſold by the hogſhead, barrel or lesser quantity, on pleaſing terms, for one of the great eſſentials, Solid Coin, by the public's very humble ſervant, next door to Hudſon and Goodwin's Printing-Office.
THOMAS TISDALE.
Connecticut Courant, May 19, 1788.