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The Kensington Gazette, No. 2, December 14…

This truly useful machine exceeds any other yet invented for the relief of persons inclined to dormancy. It is well known that a carriage affords little or no exercise: on the contrary, the exercise on the Chamber Horse is similar to the canter of the managed or trotting horse, and by the use of the arms only, will, by easy exertion, cause genial warmth and general circulation of the blood. May be hired in London,—HOPES Warehouse, 11, Rathbone-place, Oxford-street.
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The Kensington Gazette, No. 2, December 14…

Extreme attention is paid in the execution of this necessary appendage to the Chemist’s counter; their requisite neatness and elegance is ever maintained by the employment of new and modern type, selected from Foundries famed for securing the skill of eminent designers; while economy in charges is considered, so as to obtain a preference over Metropolitan Offices.
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