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NJ Tic third edition OF DOCTOR LARDNERS COM
PLETE COURSE OF LECTURES delivered in the City
OF New.York The subjects embraced N The Lectures are
E,ectrci,v-rhe Observation-Disclosures Stars-Mag.
netic Needle-La;i,ude and Tan
anr-Popuar aIlacies-Ligh-Faling Slars-Tempora-
ry S,ar-Hstoricei Sketch of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
aided by Art-Scientifs Observation-Disclosures
the Retna voltac Ba,,erySeam Engines of Great bri'
tain and America.


This edition is introduced by SKETCH OF THE
PROGRESS OF PHYSICAL SCIENCE by THOMAS
Tncnsos Ill D., X. g., L. & e., &c &C., Regius Pro-
lessor of Chemistry in the University of Glasgow This
s,end work, which is as elegantly wrtea as IS Ia
cidly arrnsged embraces the following subjects INTRO
pucToRY Observation-Disclosures eeosne'
Try Agebra-Of Observation and 1pe.ment-Mechanics
-Asro.omy-Opucs-Hydr ydrostatics &c-Electrlcisy-aia
ne,isn,-C -Chem:s;ry-Givng Historical skeich ana oehe
raj Summary of the Principles OF each OF the foregoing


branches of ence Price for the whole, including Lard
aers Lectures 5 per single copy Postmsster' and
others will receive ave copies for 81 w