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The dak:rent .prOperties of bodies are detailed with peisßieuiiy, and supported by easy apposite . experiments. The partieular descriptions are preceded by a clear account of the nature of chemical action, and the. tie. - Is. that demonstrate the aurae,. ti - on and repulsion of bodies: "-- Critical 'RevieA, v. 39. p. 3S e . " This work is drawn 110 for the use of such as are unac quainted ‘vith Chethical science, and will .doubtless prove aceptable to the iiumerous cultivators of the Science of Ch&thistry."—N icholson's Journal. Printed for G. Kearsley, Fleet-street. ' - TUE CORDIAL BALM Or GILE,kp; DERsoSl, r wlio are..enervated in Youth seldom recover themselves by any other means titan tail Resto ! rative - old age and infirmities speedily conic on, and the thread lite.is shortened; tor, tile foundation of .a happy old age is a good constitution in youth; temperance and trio deratiqn, at that age,.are pt•.ssports to happy grey 111)-s. 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