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Scientific American, Vol. 12, No. 27 (March 1857) (1857)

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action of liquor to the greatest extent possible under to penetrate more on the npper side of each the strength of the liquor can be regulated at the circumstances, allowing the liquor to pleasure. In practice one side of a bide re- hide, it is advisable frequently to turn the Vats for Tanning.… … leather to the hides than by the old system, amined, and if deemed ready the whole is whose tanneries are scattered over the coun- hides bottom side up ; and here the special having proved it at different times by mark- tilted over together, after simply putting upon try—located in any regions…

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