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BUTLER,'s BEDSTEADS,

-Patronizedby the King,.Queen,,Duke of York, and-Princetses.
. Sofa Beds, Chair Beds, Dining Tables, &c.
By the King's Patent.
THESE much-admired Bedsteads effefinally pre-
vent the harbour of Vermin, being made on a peculiar
construction, with large solid Brass Screw ; are put up or
taken ,down without the helpot tools in a few minutes. ur-
rritures to the same, made on a new aid simple construction,
without using tacks)or nails in any part; may be fixed-on by
any person, The above Bedsteads made to any, size.or shape,
Lath Or
qr shape, foil:I-Mg with astonishing ease andsimplicity, either
Four-post, Tent, or any other shape Bedsteads, for one pr two
persons, with or without Curtains ; at the same time.holds
Beddingthe itself' Curious and truly-useful Chairs,
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,forms a compadrpackage of it-
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so portable, that a Table dining 3o People occupies no more
space than a common Card Table; are firmer and more sub-
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at these Tables' are .not incommoded by the legs of the table,
'being in the way of their feet : are made any size or shape:— •
Navy and-Camp Equ'ipage, on improved principles; Tables,
Chairs, Bedsteads,- ivlarquees,..Tents, ke. made on the short-
est notice. Children's Patent drib Bedsteads, preventing
the harbour of vermin warranted of dry. seasoned wood:.
.Fi.ath!rs peculiarly well seaso:ied, an article of importance.
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else.

.. SOLOMON's GUIDE .TO HEALTH.
•• - This Day was published,. - . - , •
A New Edition of that interesting Work, in One Volume;
Octavo; Pike -only 3s. with an -elegant 'Portrait-of the
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A GUIDE •to HEALTH ; or) Advice to, both
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plc Niethods.,of-Treatinent, and ;efficacious RemedieS for tile
following Disea;:es :. '.
Abortion; or Miscarriage, Indigestion, •
Astilmas, indispositions attendant on
Appetite (loss of:, Pregnancy, ' -.
Barrenness, ' - . • juvenile Indiscretionsi
Bilious Complaints, • 'Lowness of Spirits,
Child,bearirr;., . , Menstrual Evacuations,
Chlorosi, or Green Sickness, Nervous di;eases, .. '
CbriStimtions,_ - • , Onanism, Or Secret Vinery;
Female Diseases, . Pregnancy, - . - • ,
Yiti,- !- .. ' , •
.; - - , Plithisis; or-Cough,
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Fluor Aibus, or Whites, RUptiires, - - -
Gleetsii Seminal Weaknesses, -
•
Gonorrlicea, ' Scurvy; -, - •
HYpochondriac; or Milan-- Tutri of Life;. • .
.. . choly Complaints. • • ; &C. &c. &c.' ...-
-To witith• is - added; arr Essay +, On the Yencreal llisease,
.
•Gliets,;. and Seminal Weakness. -
. . .By.S.-SOLOMON;-:M.D: ...) :, - : •
This Pamphlet ppints Out dired methods of Cure, from a
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