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HENRY
CAREY
BAIRD'S
CATALOGUE.
—
—
.
I.*
•nUSSAUCE.—A
PRACTICAL
GUIDE
FOR
THE
PERFUMER:
Being
a
New
Treatise
on
Perfumery
the
most
favorable
to
the
Beauty
without
being
injurious
to
the
Health,
comprising
a
Description
of
the
substances
used
in
Perfumery,
the
Form-
ulae
of
more
than
one
thousand
Preparations,
such
as
Cosme-
tics,
Perfumed
Oils,
Tooth
Powders,
Waters,
Extracts,
Tinc-
tures,
Infusions,
Vinaigres,
Essential
Oils,
Pastels,
Creams,
Soaps,
and
many
new
Hygienic Products
not
hitherto
described.
Edited
from
Notes
and
Documents
of
Messrs.
Debay,
Lunel,
etc.
With
additions
by
Professor
H.
Dussauce,
Chemist.
(In
press,
shortly
to
he
issued.)
TJUSSAUCE.—
PRACTICAL
TREATISE
ON
THE
FABRICATION
^
OF
MATCHES,
GUN
COTTON,
AND
FULMINATING
POW-
DERS.
By
Professor
H.
Dussauce.
12mo.
.
.
.
$3
00
TJUSSAUCE.—
TREATISE
ON
THE
COLORING
MATTERS
DE-
•^
RIVED
FROM
COAL
TAR
:
Their
Practical
Application
in
Dyeing
Cotton,
Wool,
and
Silk;
the
Principles
of
the
Art
of
Dyeing and
of
the
Distillation
of
Coal
Tar,
with
a
Description
of
the
most
Important
New
Dyes
now
in use.
By
Prof.
H.
Dussauce.
12mo.
.
$3
00
HYER
AND
COLOR-MAKER'S
COMPANION
:
Containing
upwards
of
two
hundred
Receipts
for
making
Co-
lors,
on
the
most
approved
principles,
for
all
the
various
styles
and
fabrics
now
in
existence
;
with
the
Scouring
Process,
and
plain
Directions
for
Preparing,
Washing-off,
and
Finishing
the
Goods.
In
one
vol.
12mo
$1
25
pASTON.—
A
PRACTICAL
TREATISE
ON
STREET
OR
HORSE-
^
POWER
RAILWAYS
:
Their
Location,
Construction,
and
Management
;
with
General
Plans
and
Rules
for
their
Organization
and
Operation;
toge-
ther
with
Examinations
as
to
their
Comparative
Advantages
over
the
Omnibus
System,
and
Inquiries
as
to
their
Value
for
Investment
;
including
Copies
of
Municipal
Ordinances
relat-
ing
thereto.
By
Alexander
Easton,
C.
E.
Illustrated
by
23
plates,
8vo.,
cloth
$2
00
PRNI.—
COAL
OIL
AND
PETROLEUM
:
Their
Origin,
History,
Geology,
and
Chemistry;
with
a
view
of
their
importance
in
their
bearing
on
National
Industry.
By
Dr.
Henri
Erni,
Chief
Chemist,
Department
of
Agriculture.
12mo
^2
50