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Recipe for an elastic and permanent Varnish for Hats or Helmets of Felt, Gaiters, or other Parts of Dress in Leather, as Boots and Shoes, and which may be also employed with Success in varnishing Cloth and Linen. 2. Memoir upon Waters distilled from Plants described as being inodorous, upon the Distillation of Water intended for Chemical Experiments, and upon Alembics. With a Note subjoined by M. Deyeux on the Subject. By M. Descroizilles, sen. 3. Extract of a Memoir, by A. Laugier, on a new Principle in Meteoric Stones. Read in the French National Institute, March 10, 1806. 4. Observations upon the emetic Property of the ligneous Part of Gray Ipeca cuanha, and Analysis of that Root. By M. Henry, Professor of Chemistry in the School of Pharmacy, and Member of the Pharmaceutical Society of Paris. Destruction of Vermin. 5. Memoir upon Coffee. By C. L. Cadet, Apothecary in Ordinary to the Imperial Household. 6. 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