[CONTENTS.]

Etching Daguerreotype Plates, by W. R. Grove[225]
Valuable Receipt[228]
Painting—its Origin and History, by Wm. Walcott[229]
Bromine[233]
Nitrate of Silver decomposed by the current of a Galvanic Battery[235]
Potassium-Cyanide or simple Cyanuret of Potassium[236]
Stereo-Chromic Painting[236]
Water—Spring, River and Lake[237]
Isinglass[238]
Papier-Mache[238]
Chloride of Calcium[238]
Muriate of Ammonia[238]
Bromide of Silver Native Bromide of Silver and analysis[239]
Hillotypes[241]
Communication, by L. L. Hill[241]
Removal[243]
Our Daguerreotypes—Polishing Machine—Gurney— Thompson—McBride—Weston—Morand[243]
Correspondence—Jas. Bennett Sykes—W. S. Gear[244]
Ammonia[245]
An Army of Subscribers[245]
Strange Announcement[245]
Examples of the Divisibility of Matter[246]
Iron—Its Natural and Artificial Combination with Carbon[247]
New Weigh-lock at Albany[249]
Daguerreotyping in London[249]
Quick Stuffs—Six Receipts[250]
Money received[251]
Answers to Correspondents[251]
Notice of New Publication[251]
Advertisements[252]
Artists' Register[255]

WILLIAM S. DORR, Printer,
101 Nassau-St., New York.

THE
DAGUERREIAN JOURNAL.

Vol. I.NEW YORK, MARCH 1, 1851.No. 8.

ETCHING DAGUERREOTYPE PLATES.