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Scientific American, Vol. 18, No. 12 (1868) (1868)

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op, and is ready at once to re- ing the process of manufacturing kid gloves, employed in formed its service, the skin is converted into soft leather for the large European establishments, we make the following ceive a belt, requiring no bracing to keep it in place, as the gloves by subjecting it to… … Manufactured by Witherby, Rugg, & Rich- sioned to the wearer by their appropriation BARTLETT'S PATENT POWER MORTISER. ardson, 24 Central street, Worcester, Mass., to and display. whom all orders should be addressed. “Large dealers in gloves usually keep on hand a book of extracts, believing that…

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