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HENRY
CAREY
BAIRD'S
CATALOGUE.
23
WATSON.—
THE
MODERN
PRACTICE
OF
AMERICAN
MA-
^'
CHINISTS
AND
ENGINEERS
:
Including
the
Construction,
Application,
and Use
of
Drills,
Lathe
Tools,
Cutters
for
Boring
Cylinders,
and
Hollow
Work
Generally,
with
the
most
Economical
Speed
of
the
same,
the
Results
verified
by
Actual
Practice
at
the
Lathe,
the
Vice,
and
on
the
Floor.
Together
with
Workshop
management,
Econopay
of
Manufacture,
the
Steam-Engine,
Boilers,
Gears,
Belting,
etc.
etc.
By
Egbert
P.
Watson,
late
of
the
"
Scientific
American."
Illustrated
by
eighty-six
engravings.
12mo.
.
.
$2
50
WATSON.—
THE
THEORY
AND
PRACTICE
OF
THE
ART
OF
^^
WEAVING
BY
HAND
AND
POWER:
With
Calculations
and
Tables
for
the
use
of
those
connected
with
the
Trade.
By
John
Watson,
Manufacturer
and
Prac-
tical
Machine
Maker.
Illustrated
by
large
drawings
of
the
best
Power-Looms.
8vo.
$7
60
W^,
ATHERLY.—
TREATISE
ON THE
ART
OF
BOILING
SU-
GAR,
CRYSTALLIZING,
LOZENGE-MAKING,
COMFITS,
GUM
GOODS,
And
other
processes
for
Confectionery,
&c.
In
which
are
ex-
plained,
in
an
easy
and
familiar
manner,
the
various
Methods
of
Manufacturing
every
description
of
Raw
and
Refined
sugar
Goods,
as
sold
by
Confectioners
and
others
.
.
$2
00
WILL—
TABLES
FOR
QUALITATIVE
CHEMICAL
ANALYSIS.
By
Prof.
Heinrich
Will,
of
Giessen,
Germany.
Seventh
edi-
tion.
Translated
by
Charles
F.
Himes,
Ph.
D.,
Professor
of
Natural
Science,
Dickinson
College,
Carlisle,
Pa.
.
$1
25
WILLIAMS.—
ON
HEAT
AND
STEAM
:
Embracing
New
Views
of
Vaporization,
Condensation,
and
Expansion.
By
Charles
Wye
Williams,
A.
I.
C.
E.
Illus-
trated.
8vo
$3
50