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BNL.764.050
13 Dec 1764:41 (3173)
Rivington & Miller inform their customers and others, that
they have removed to the store where Mr. Savage kept his
insurance-office, about the middle of King-Street,
North-side, two doors above the British Coffee House, and
opposite to Colonel Ingersol's Tavern: Where they keep for
sale, a valuable collection of books, in every art science,
and faculty, all sorts of stationary [ ], and a great
variety of toys trinkets, &c. Among which are the following
lately imported,. . . [list of books] Muco buttons; a
variety of breast buckles, gold lockets; nail nippers;
rasors with tortoise-shell handles; neat steel watch cains
and keys; ivory memorandum books; prospect glasses; neat
leather bottle stands, a variety of fine German flutes,
tutors for ditto; soap boxes for shaving; finest Strasburg
snuff: essence of the balm of Gilead, a sure cure for
coughs and consumptions: Turlington's balsam of life,
&c--&c--&c.
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