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Scientific American 50, 28.8.1852 (For the Scientific American.) Cheap and useful paint for roofs, walls, fences, outside plastering, ...

Scientific American 23, 21.2.1852 Mr. Brazil, of Manchester, Eng., recently secured a patent for improvements in dyeing. The first part o...

The Living Age 412, 10.4.1852 The International magazine of literature, art, and science 4, 1852 From Household Words. It is a great id...

The Living age 447, 11.12.1852 There is a huge heap of chemical refuse now near the banks of the Tyne at Gateshead, which is not only a co...

Scientific American 35, 15.5.1852 A patent was granted to Robert Goulding of London, hat dyer, for his method of dyeing, staining and colori...

Scientific American 32, 24.4.1852 We have received a sample of beautiful ultramarine from Augustus Scheller, St. Louis, Mo., who has lately ...

Scientific American 28, 27.3.1852 Among the races of men, there are hair of nearly all colors - black, brown, yellow, red, and all the inter...

Scientific American 39, 12.6.1852 M. Guinon, an eminent dyer of Lyons, France, has succeeded in dyeing silk light yellow by means of ...

Scientific American 11, 27. 11. 1852 The annexed engravings illustrate a new process for bleaching and dyeing cotton and linen goods, in...

Scientific American 11, 27. 11. 1852 From experiments lately made by a French chemist, it appears that the Chinese possess a green vegetable...

Household Words, 14.2.1852 - Harriet Martineau It is a great idea - too large to be arrived at but by degrees - that the fleeces of a sheep,...