The Perfumer’s Oracle
The object of this work is to present a comprehensive and practical account of the Preparation of PERFUMES and COSMETICS, according to the newest, most successful, and most economical processes. It will be adapted either for Professional Persons, or for Ladies who may wish to amuse themselves with this elegant branch of experimental science.—Price Three Shillings.
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Note
This work contains a description of a cheap blowpipe and a very convenient lamp; both of them the invention of the author: but any other kind of lamp or blowpipe may be employed instead of these. The reader who wishes for a description of the blowpipes generally employed in England, may consult Mr. Griffin’s Practical Treatise on the Use of the Blowpipe in Chemical and Mineral Analysis.
London, September 1831.