On the Love of Money.
iVJE W- ro R K, OcUer 8, 1759.
ADVERTISEMENT/.
Juft publifhed, and to be fold by H, Gaine/ Printer and Bookfeller, at his
Printing-office at the Bible and Crown, in Hancver-Square, in New-York,
by wholefale and retail;
HUTCHlN's Improved;
Being an Almanack and Ephemeris for the Year 1760, on a different PKn from any everpub-
lilhed in this Government, illuftratcd with 12 beautiful Cuts, each reprefenting the Tramac-
tions of the different Months in the Year. It contains.
The Motions of tlie Sun and Moon ; the true Places and Afpeds of the Planets; the Rifing
and Setting of the Sun ; and the Riling, Setting and Southing of the Moon. Alfo, tlie Lunations,
Conjundions, Eclipfe?, Judi;;mcnt ofthe Weather, tRifing and Setting of the Planets, Length of
Days ar.d Nights, Courts iu'New-Jerfey and New-York. And the following fcle<ft Pieces of
Poetry, vis.
J. The Picture of a CotRTiru. -^^^ 8. No Pains no Profti or Induftry is All
2. Virtun's Addrefs to HrRCULCS. \ ^ in All.
3. Merit in Rags meet? with few y/</- "^J*' 9. On Reason;
mircrs. 'J^^ 10. On the Lov
4. Pride not made for Man. ^}j m. Advice to the Ladies.
5. On FoRTiTtDE. f£% 12. The Farmer's Wife and the Raven;
6. Nature will prevail. x.^ 13. The Contented Fai-mcr*
7. The Fox and Hare.' A Fable. 5? 14. The Englinimau's Wifh.
Likewife the following excellent and profitable Pieces in Profe, which merit the P"cru£J of Young
and Old, in w hat Station of Life focver they may be placed, viz.
1. Reflections on Vanity by the ^^ 6. Of Applicai ion to Business.
Mirquis of Halifr.x. f f 7. A R^/^^/b« of Mr. Addifnn't on Dcatfi.
2. On Contentmemt. %P 8. A Reflection of Sir Walter Ra»
3. On Ingratitude.' ^'^ LEiGH'son thefame Subjeft.
4. On (JRATiTUDE. l\ 9. Duty oi Children to their Parents.
5. On the Love of our Country. ^ 10. Duty of Parents to their Children,
Likewife tlie followipg ufcfi-.l Receipts, which may be of the greateft Utility^
t A Cure for the Rheumatifm.
2. A Cure for the moft malignant Fevers; and,
3. A Cure for the Cough.
Dcf.dcs the above, you'll find :n this Almanack, Inrtrudions whereby any Perfon who is late
ou: at Niglit, may kncv the Hour by the Shaddow of the Moon on a Sun-Dial. Alfo a New
Mcthoil ot'hatching Chickens, by Means of Ovens as praftifed m Egypt. An Account of Que¬
bec, with the many Attempts m::de by the Englifh for its Reduction; the Fairs in Ncw-Jeriey
••ind Pennfylvania;—the Roads along the Continent, as well as thofe from the Mouth of the Ri¬
ver St. Lav/rancc to the .MilTilippi. An Account of the Rates of the Stage Boats and Waggons
th.it ply between the City of New-York and Philadelphia, with the Days they fct out and arrive.
\ Lirt of his Britannick Majefty's Forces now in North-America. A Lift of the New-York Pri-
vatcw-rs. A new Method of making Flax as foft as Silk; and how to make Starch out of
Pot.itocs; with many other ufcful Remarks. In fliort, no Pains have been fpared to render thil
Almanack ufefol: So that 'tis incumbent on every Perfon to be carcfiil to call for Hutchim'i
ir.vi: roved, for the Year 1760.
Specimen of printing by Hugh Gaine the first Irish printer in
New York, 1759.
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