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~. The third edition OF DOCTOR LARDNERs con-
PLETE COURSE OF LECTURES delivered in The CITY
OF NewYork The subjects embraced in The Lectures are
Elecrici,y-The Sun -Galyaasm--TheF Fixed slars-sidg
petc Needle-Lattude and Longtude-Bleachng, Ian
ning-Popular Faacies-Light-Fa Slars-Tempora-
~ Stars-Historical Sketch of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
aided by Ar-Scent6a Discoveries OF


the Retna; yotaic Banery-Steam Engines of Great Eri-
tain and America


This edition is introduced by SKETCH OF THE
PROGRESS OF PHYSICAL SCIENCE, by THOMAS
THOMSON NJ D., r. s., l. E., &c &C., Regius ero-
fessor of Chemistry in the University of Glasgow Ihs
splendid work, which is elegantly written as Is io
cidv arranged embraces the following subjects INTRO
pucToRY ARxs-MATHEMArcs-Arithme 6eome-
try Agebra-o Observation and Experment-mecnanies
-As,,onomy- Optcs-Hy ydrosa,ics s&c-Electrici.y-Mag
r,-Chemistry-Givng Historical Sketch ana oene
raj Summary of the Principles OF each OF Inc foregoing
branches of Science Price for the whole nclndng LARD
uer's Lectures 25 cents per single copy. a
others will receive five copies tor 81 VI