Turned Work in Ivory, hard Woods, and Metals, executed in the beſt ſtile of workmanſhip.
☞ Caſh given for Ivory, Sea-horſe, and Sea-cows TEETH. (8w)
March 14 [1798].
The following—supposed to be—attempt at wit appeared in the "Massachusetts Centinel" in 1789.
ADVERTISEMENTS EXTRA.
Imported in the laſt veſſels from Europe, A treatise on ogling, ſimpering, flirting, gigling, painting, patching, perfuming, &c. very uſeful to every Lady—and much in demand. Alſo, The Art of burning dimples in ladies' cheeks and chins—of repairing female tongues that wear with uſing—of ſetting eyes faſhionably in their ſockets—of giving the face a beautiful pale, deathlike aſpect—and of acquiring the elegant hyſterick and other fits.
TO BE SOLD—Many elegant and beautiful copies of a moſt ſcarce and valuable work, called "The Virtue of the Times." Inquire any where.
LOST—Through careleſſneſs, thirty good years of life—of a gentleman—ALSO, forty-two years of a lady—the latter, from a deſire to appear beautifully ſlim. Whoever can inform the loſers how they can be redeemed, ſhall be handſomely rewarded.
EXTRA—BUT SERIOUS.