Stratton, Ezra M., 1809-1883, Houghton, G. W. W. (George Washington Wright), 1850-1891 · New York, N.Y. : E.M. Stratton · leaf 285
eated with litharge, de- pended solely upon its combination with the oxygen con- DESIGN FOR CARRIAGE STEP. tained in that substance, and it would dry quicker when This design, from a correspondent, we consider a very exposed to atmospheric action. But, according to Liebeg, pretty thing, and, when… … the backside of the step. The trimming likewise, a pat- by the aid of heat. It has, however, been demonstrated tern of which is stoown in the engraving, is deserving of by Chevreul, that these substances are not essential to make notice. paint dry. He performed the following experiments : Four oak…
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