Notes to American Journal of Science, Vol. 1 — Reading edition

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INTRODUCTORY REMARKS. · Note 1 INTRODUCTORY REMARKS. · Note 2 Art. I. Essay on Musical Temperament. · Note 1 Art. I. Essay on Musical Temperament. · Note 2 Art. I. Essay on Musical Temperament. · Note 3 Art. I. Essay on Musical Temperament. · Note 4 Art. I. Essay on Musical Temperament. · Note 5 Art. II. Review of an elementary Treatise on Mineralogy and Geology. · Note 1 Art. II. Review of an elementary Treatise on Mineralogy and Geology. · Note 2 Art. II. Review of an elementary Treatise on Mineralogy and Geology. · Note 3 Art. XIV. Observations on a species of Limosella, recently discovered in the United States. · Note 1 Art. XV. Professor Bigelow on the comparative Forwardness of the Spring in different Parts of the United States, in 1817. · Note 1 Art. XX. On The Connexion between Magnetism and Light. · Note 1 Art. XXIV. On the Compound Blowpipe. · Note 1 Art. XXIV. On the Compound Blowpipe. · Note 2 Art. XXV. The Northwest Passage, the North Pole, and the Greenland Ice. · Note 1 Art. III. Account of the Coal Mines in the vicinity of Richmond, Virginia. · Note 1 Art. V. New localities of Agate, Chalcedony, Chabasie, Stilbite, Analcime, Titanium, Prehnite, &c. · Note 1 Art. VIII. Notices of Geology in the West-Indies. · Note 1 Art. VIII. Notices of Geology in the West-Indies. · Note 2 Art. IX. Discovery of Native Crystallized Carbonate of Magnesia on Staten-Island. · Note 1 Art. XV. On the Revolving Steam-Engine. · Note 1 Art. XV. On the Revolving Steam-Engine. · Note 2 Art. XV. On the Revolving Steam-Engine. · Note 3 Art. XX. Experiments made in France upon the Use of Distilled Seawater for domestic purposes, and its Effects on the Constitution, when taken as a Beverage. · Note 1 Art. XXI. Essay on Musical Temperament. · Note 1 Art. XXII. Notice of Colonel Trumbull's Picture of the Declaration of Independence. · Note 1 Art. I. Hints on some of the Outlines of Geological Arrangement, with particular Reference to the System of Werner. · Note 1 Art. I. Hints on some of the Outlines of Geological Arrangement, with particular Reference to the System of Werner. · Note 2 Art. II. On the Geology, Mineralogy, Scenery, and Curiosities of Parts of Virginia, Tennessee, and the Alabama and Mississippi Territories, &c. · Note 1 Art. II. On the Geology, Mineralogy, Scenery, and Curiosities of Parts of Virginia, Tennessee, and the Alabama and Mississippi Territories, &c. · Note 2 Art. VI. A List of Plants found in the neighbourhood of Connasarga River, (Cherokee Country) where Springplace is situated. · Note 1 Art. X. Notes on Herpetology. · Note 1 Art. X. Notes on Herpetology. · Note 2 Art. X. Notes on Herpetology. · Note 3 Art. X. Notes on Herpetology. · Note 4 Art. X. Notes on Herpetology. · Note 5 Art. XI. Outline of a Theory of Meteors. · Note 1 Art. XI. Outline of a Theory of Meteors. · Note 2 Art. XI. Outline of a Theory of Meteors. · Note 3 Art. XII. Observations upon the prevailing Currents of Air in the State of Ohio and the Regions of the West. · Note 1 Art. XII. Observations upon the prevailing Currents of Air in the State of Ohio and the Regions of the West. · Note 2 Art. XVIII. Biographical Notice of the late Archibald Bruce, M. D. Professor of Materia Medica, and Mineralogy in the Medical Institution of the State of New-York, and Queen's College, New-Jersey. · Note 1 Art. XIX. 1. Dr. J. W. Webster's Lectures. · Note 1 Art. XIX. 1. Dr. J. W. Webster's Lectures. · Note 2 Art. I. On the Geology, Mineralogy, Scenery, and Curiosities of Parts of Virginia, Tennessee, and of the Alabama and Mississippi Territories, &c. · Note 1 Art. II. On the Origin of Prairies. · Note 1 Art. III. Sketch of the Mineralogy and Geology of the Vicinity of Williams' College, Williamstown, Mass. · Note 1 Art. III. Sketch of the Mineralogy and Geology of the Vicinity of Williams' College, Williamstown, Mass. · Note 2 Art. IV. On the Tourmalines and other Minerals found at Chesterfield and Goshen, Massachusetts. · Note 1 Art. VI. An Account of two North American Species of Rottböllia, discovered on the Sea-coast in the State of Georgia. · Note 1 Art. VI. An Account of two North American Species of Rottböllia, discovered on the Sea-coast in the State of Georgia. · Note 2 Art. VI. An Account of two North American Species of Rottböllia, discovered on the Sea-coast in the State of Georgia. · Note 3 Art. VIII. Description and Natural Classification of the Genus Floerkea. · Note 1 Art. XIII. Observations on Salt Storms, and the Influence of Salt and Saline Air upon Animal and Vegetable Life. · Note 1 Art. XIII. Observations on Salt Storms, and the Influence of Salt and Saline Air upon Animal and Vegetable Life. · Note 2 Art. XIII. Observations on Salt Storms, and the Influence of Salt and Saline Air upon Animal and Vegetable Life. · Note 3 Art. XIII. Observations on Salt Storms, and the Influence of Salt and Saline Air upon Animal and Vegetable Life. · Note 4 Art. XIII. Observations on Salt Storms, and the Influence of Salt and Saline Air upon Animal and Vegetable Life. · Note 5 Art. XIII. Observations on Salt Storms, and the Influence of Salt and Saline Air upon Animal and Vegetable Life. · Note 6 Art. XIII. Observations on Salt Storms, and the Influence of Salt and Saline Air upon Animal and Vegetable Life. · Note 7 Art. XIII. Observations on Salt Storms, and the Influence of Salt and Saline Air upon Animal and Vegetable Life. · Note 8 Art. XIII. Observations on Salt Storms, and the Influence of Salt and Saline Air upon Animal and Vegetable Life. · Note 9 Art. XIII. Observations on Salt Storms, and the Influence of Salt and Saline Air upon Animal and Vegetable Life. · Note 10 Art. XIII. Observations on Salt Storms, and the Influence of Salt and Saline Air upon Animal and Vegetable Life. · Note 11 Art. XIII. Observations on Salt Storms, and the Influence of Salt and Saline Air upon Animal and Vegetable Life. · Note 12 Art. XIII. Observations on Salt Storms, and the Influence of Salt and Saline Air upon Animal and Vegetable Life. · Note 13 Art. XIII. Observations on Salt Storms, and the Influence of Salt and Saline Air upon Animal and Vegetable Life. · Note 14 Art. XIII. Observations on Salt Storms, and the Influence of Salt and Saline Air upon Animal and Vegetable Life. · Note 15 Art. XIII. Observations on Salt Storms, and the Influence of Salt and Saline Air upon Animal and Vegetable Life. · Note 16 Art. XIII. Observations on Salt Storms, and the Influence of Salt and Saline Air upon Animal and Vegetable Life. · Note 17 Art. XVII. Additional Notice of the Tungsten and Tellurium, mentioned in our last Number. · Note 1 Art. XVII. Additional Notice of the Tungsten and Tellurium, mentioned in our last Number. · Note 2 Art. XVIII. A Substitute for Woulfe's or Nooth's Apparatus. · Note 1 Art. XVIII. A Substitute for Woulfe's or Nooth's Apparatus. · Note 2 Art. XIX. A New Theory of Galvanism, supported by some Experiments and Observations made by means of the Calorimotor, a new Galvanic Instrument. · Note 1 Art. XIX. A New Theory of Galvanism, supported by some Experiments and Observations made by means of the Calorimotor, a new Galvanic Instrument. · Note 2 Art. XIX. A New Theory of Galvanism, supported by some Experiments and Observations made by means of the Calorimotor, a new Galvanic Instrument. · Note 3 Art. XIX. A New Theory of Galvanism, supported by some Experiments and Observations made by means of the Calorimotor, a new Galvanic Instrument. · Note 4 Art. XIX. A New Theory of Galvanism, supported by some Experiments and Observations made by means of the Calorimotor, a new Galvanic Instrument. · Note 5 Art. XIX. A New Theory of Galvanism, supported by some Experiments and Observations made by means of the Calorimotor, a new Galvanic Instrument. · Note 6 Art. XIX. A New Theory of Galvanism, supported by some Experiments and Observations made by means of the Calorimotor, a new Galvanic Instrument. · Note 7

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