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u Lecrurea ON Experimental Chemis,ry

lecture rooE al lbs ChntoR Hail. Illustrated By numerous
and highly Interesting Experiments Diagrams. &c. Lc
The introdue,ory Lecture. 90 Wednesday lsth inst Adj
mission free srbIsct-Hisory Of the Acsynisss objects
and utility OF Chemistry and us importance considered
CARDS the veil being Of Society.
secosd Lecture. Fri4ay, 2o;h. Subject-Chenea Ann
Thru Lecture Friday, 9th. sRbect-Theov of Com
brstiun-
Fourth Lecture, Friday, Feb. Sd subject-La~s oil
Continuation
a variety Of amusing and instructive Experiments will
De introduced To commence al ocoek siTsi Lecture
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