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Scientific American, Vol. 5, No. 18 (November 1861) (1861)

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water-proof composition. As for every 38,000 tuns of coal raised, while in Somerset- line, and fastened to the hull by strong hook- the liquid itself, it incorporates easily with all fixed shire 150,000 tuns are raised with no greater loss headed bolts, F, about twelve inches apart, pass- or… … good for making stuffs waterproof. India rubber glish and French navies, and much thought, ingenu- liquefied by heat, dissolved in oil of coal tar, or dry- shine, unless mixed with resinous varnishes. It is ity and expense are now being directed toward contriv- ing linseed oil, does not give a…

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