A Fine Assortment of Braziery, Ironmongery, and Cutlery Ware, by Wholesale or Retail, cheap for Cash. _Boston Gazette_, July 13, 1767. * * * * * A sermon suitable to distribute among tenants and servants:-- THIS DAY PUBLISHED, (_And Sold by_ S. Kneeland, _in Queen-Street_;) THE CARE of the SOUL, urged as the ONE THING NEEDFUL. A SERMON first preached at the Funeral of a young Person, and afterwards before some worthy and excellent Persons, who desired some printed Copies of it, to disperse among their Tenants and Servants. _Boston Gazette_, Nov. 2, 1761. * * * * * Goods exchanged for New England rum. Barbados Rum, | Russia Duck and Sugars by the | Pitch, Tar, Hogshead or Barrel, | and Bohea Tea, | Cordage. Cotton Wool by the Bag, | Long & short Pipes. New Flour, | Sole Leather. Indigo. | English Steel. --> Dumb FISH. | With, A General Assortment of English Goods and Hard Ware. Many of the above Articles will be Exchang'd for New England Rum, _By_ Samuel Allyne Otis, At Store No. 5, South-Side of the Town-Dock. _Boston Gazette_, Sept. 22, 1767. * * * * * Wigs advertised in Salem, suitable to "grace and become Judges, Divines, Lawyers, or Physicians," and "Rolls to raise the Heads" of ladies "to any Pitch they desire." This shop was probably patronized by Judge and Madam Lynde, Colonel Pickman, Dr. Holyoke, Dr. Barnard, Dr. Hopkins, Dr. Whitaker, Samuel Curwen, Judge Ropes, John Appleton, Deacon Holman, Friend Northey, and others. =William Lang,= _Wig-Maker and Hair-Dresser,_