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Scientific American, Vol. 18, No. 21 (May 1868) (1868)

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hibited at the Mis- each year, yet the yield of wad was estimated at £40,000 a souri State Fair at St. Louis, in Sept. 1867, and was awarded ing liquid to tan hides or skins, but I use fresh bark, or any year. While the graphite lasted, England had a monopoly the first premium, although several… … one quarter, to two and three of the inhabitants, and always SERGEANT'S PATENT_ BRICK MACHINE. fourths inches in thickness, as the living in their midst. It may be nature of the clay may require ; asked—how dothe Fabers make by my process. In my new tanning process, and in the use our improved…

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