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Scientific American, Vol. 26, No. 21 (1872) (1872)

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—Commercial Bulletin. per; the stripes are usually red and green alternating. Jas- For further information address Michael M. Motz, Wood- per alone is infusible before the blowpipe, but it will melt Ooo ward, Center county, Pa. with the addition of carbonate of soda. It is sometimes WHITUS’… … of the High Priest; and as the Hebrew name is “ yashpeh,” Pa., assignor to himself, Edward C. Smith, and William Mar- blacking and brush holder, will, we think, secure for it a which is strikingly similar to jasper, and almost all the trans- tin, Jr., of the same place. It was patented April 9,…

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