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ADVERTISEMENTS. 237
lupplirir nnltj In fntarita.
Now publishing, in imperial octavo, illustrated by nearly 1000 Engravings on Wood,
to be completed in about Thirty-six Parts, Price One Shilling each,
CHEMESTRY,
THEORETICAL, PRACTICAL, AND ANALYTICAL,
AS APPLIED AND RELATING TO
THE ARTS AND MANUFACTURES.
BY
DE. SHERIDAN MUSPRATT, FiR.S.E., M.R.I.A.,
Founder and Principal of the College of Chemistry, Liverpool;
Honorary Fellow of the New York College of Pharmacy ; Fellow of the Royal Agricultural Society of England;
Membre de la Societe D'Encouragement; Membre de TAcademie Nationale de France;
Author of Outlines of Analysis; Chemistry of Vegetation ; Influence of Chemistry ; and Editor of
Muspratt's Plattner on the Blowpipe; &c, &c. &c.
EMBELLISHED WITH A SERIES OF PORTRAITS OF DISTINGUISHED CHEMISTS.
PRINTED AND PUBLISHED BY
WILLIAM MACKENZIE, 45 & 47 HOWARD STREET, GLASGOW.
5 CLERK STREET, EDINBURGH,
AND 22 PATERNOSTER ROW, LONDON.
Eighth Edition, in One Vol., Svo., cloth,
TURNER'S ELEMENTS OF CHEMISTRY,
EDITED BY PROFESSORS LIEBIG AND GREGORY.
Part I., Inorganic Chemistry. — Part II., Organic Chemistry.
"The present is, in short, the most complete, and the most luminous system of chemistry in the
English language; and we know not one in France or Germany that comes near it." — Edinburgh
Medical and Surgical Journal, January 1st, 1847.
Taylor & Walton, Upp.er Gower Street, London.
William Mackenzie, 45 & 47 Howard Street, Glasgow.
ART FOE THE PEOPLE.
PHOTOGRAPHY AS IT IS IN AMERICA.
A FAMILY'S PORTRAITS FOR THE PRICE OF ONE!
TOUIIfG'S Is. POKTKAITi,
ARE THE MOST BEAUTIFUL, MOST TRUTHFUL,
AND MOST DURABLE PICTURES TO BE HAD IN GLASGOW.
First Photographic Rooms in Buchanan Street, left hand from Argyle Street.
no connection with any other.
" As near to absolute perfection as the art can be carried." — Gazette.
Departments for all kinds of Photography, Daguerreotype on Plate, Collodion on Glass,
and Talbotype on Paper.
Paintings, Daguerreotypes, Drawings, Designs for Manufacturers, &c, accurately Copied.
THE ART TAUGHT IN A FEW EASY LESSONS.
YOUNG'S, 15 BUCHANAN STREET.
lupplirir nnltj In fntarita.
Now publishing, in imperial octavo, illustrated by nearly 1000 Engravings on Wood,
to be completed in about Thirty-six Parts, Price One Shilling each,
CHEMESTRY,
THEORETICAL, PRACTICAL, AND ANALYTICAL,
AS APPLIED AND RELATING TO
THE ARTS AND MANUFACTURES.
BY
DE. SHERIDAN MUSPRATT, FiR.S.E., M.R.I.A.,
Founder and Principal of the College of Chemistry, Liverpool;
Honorary Fellow of the New York College of Pharmacy ; Fellow of the Royal Agricultural Society of England;
Membre de la Societe D'Encouragement; Membre de TAcademie Nationale de France;
Author of Outlines of Analysis; Chemistry of Vegetation ; Influence of Chemistry ; and Editor of
Muspratt's Plattner on the Blowpipe; &c, &c. &c.
EMBELLISHED WITH A SERIES OF PORTRAITS OF DISTINGUISHED CHEMISTS.
PRINTED AND PUBLISHED BY
WILLIAM MACKENZIE, 45 & 47 HOWARD STREET, GLASGOW.
5 CLERK STREET, EDINBURGH,
AND 22 PATERNOSTER ROW, LONDON.
Eighth Edition, in One Vol., Svo., cloth,
TURNER'S ELEMENTS OF CHEMISTRY,
EDITED BY PROFESSORS LIEBIG AND GREGORY.
Part I., Inorganic Chemistry. — Part II., Organic Chemistry.
"The present is, in short, the most complete, and the most luminous system of chemistry in the
English language; and we know not one in France or Germany that comes near it." — Edinburgh
Medical and Surgical Journal, January 1st, 1847.
Taylor & Walton, Upp.er Gower Street, London.
William Mackenzie, 45 & 47 Howard Street, Glasgow.
ART FOE THE PEOPLE.
PHOTOGRAPHY AS IT IS IN AMERICA.
A FAMILY'S PORTRAITS FOR THE PRICE OF ONE!
TOUIIfG'S Is. POKTKAITi,
ARE THE MOST BEAUTIFUL, MOST TRUTHFUL,
AND MOST DURABLE PICTURES TO BE HAD IN GLASGOW.
First Photographic Rooms in Buchanan Street, left hand from Argyle Street.
no connection with any other.
" As near to absolute perfection as the art can be carried." — Gazette.
Departments for all kinds of Photography, Daguerreotype on Plate, Collodion on Glass,
and Talbotype on Paper.
Paintings, Daguerreotypes, Drawings, Designs for Manufacturers, &c, accurately Copied.
THE ART TAUGHT IN A FEW EASY LESSONS.
YOUNG'S, 15 BUCHANAN STREET.
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