Newspaper results for Goodyear AND rubber
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Daily National Intelligencer — 1835-10-05, page 3
… meeting, ad journed. JAMES BRADS HA W, Chairman. Wm. G< Logan, Secretary. India Rubber Fabric.—A discovery has been recent ly made by Mr. Charles Goodyear, by which India Rub ber, after having been dissolved, can be restored by a cheap …
… first made white, it admits of every shade of color worked in and as durable as the rubber itself. A variety of fine specimens are now being exhibited at the Mechanics’ Institute …
Daily National Intelligencer — 1835-11-05, page 3
… and to have them brought before the competent tri bunals.—Briggs’ Bulletin. India Rubber Manufacture —Caoutchouc,or Gum Elas tic, which is produced in great quantities …
… imported from abroad. It is stated in the New York Courier and Enquirer, that Mr. Goodyear, formerly of New Haven, now of New York, has been experimenting upon it until he …
The Native American — 1838-06-30, page 2
… better justice." From the Philadelphia Public Ledger. WONDERFUL DISCOVERY. Mr. Goodyear, of Boston, after a long and ex pensive series of experiments, has discovered a …
… process by which gum elastic, or India Rubber, is deprived of color and odor, is not acted upon by oils, diluted acids, or any …
… elastic; these being the three principal objections against the ordinary India Rubber cloth. Mr. Good year has not only gained these three points, but another still …
The Daily Madisonian — 1843-06-28, page 3
… to raise about fifty pounds weight from the earth. 1 made a final descent on Mr. Goodyear'* farm, five miles fron) Carlisle. I must remark that the density of this cloud …
… 25 pound* rod wafer*, best :? do best scarlet scaling wa*. I do prepared lnd|a rubber | 2 do/ nil glass ink stand*, ?**orted. J I do teller stamp*, ivory handle*. I …
The Daily Madisonian — 1844-03-14, page 2
… again*! the old one.? ) The article referred to, i* '' Goody ear'* Patent metallic Rubber crairidge." It* qualities have ' already been tr*led at the New York Navy \ Yard …
The Madisonian — 1844-03-15, page 1
… removes ill tin objections urged against the old one.? Hie article referred In, is "Goodyear's 1'atent netallic llubbrr cartridge."' Its qualities have Iready been tested at …
Daily National Intelligencer — 1845-01-21, page 3
… sale, at Concert Hall, this even ig—10 fine gold and silver lever Watches 20 dozen Goodyear’s patent India Rubber Overshoes, for ladies’ wear, superior to any thing of the kind ever ofered to the …
The Daily Union — 1845-05-24, page 3
… mornjng t0 tbe esiabliehment ?>ubl'c F; >n of the mails; but that the ^ agent for Goodyear's patent metallic gum-elas- ing other protection by it being few, and the Post …
… Mother e Post Office Department, that in |he app|ication 0fgum caoutchouc, or India rubber, >'pt' ? bkv ? as not an extra mail. By its to yery many ugeful purposes, to which …
… United State.?the \ each direction. It pays for invM|tor He haa produced India rubber goo(Jg thi.^bj^t-0^the compensation that the law al- owegaing the uaefu| qua|jllCs …
The Daily Union — 1845-09-09, page 2
… Baltimore, Marylnm or improvement in spark-arresters: patented 13l day, 1845. To Nelaon Goodyear, of Newtown, Connecticu or improvement in the manufacture of India-rubbi abides …
… York, fot improvement in mounting globes: patented 5th Ju; " ly, 1845. To Charles Goodyear, of New Haven, Connectir cut, for improvement in India-rubber fabrics: patented 5th July, 1845. * To John F. Lchr, of Huntsville, Alabama, foi …
Daily National Intelligencer — 1845-12-05, page 2
… , Dockery, Dunlap, Ellsworth, Ewing, Taran, Foot, Foster, Fries, Garvin, Giles, Goodyear, --d W i -45,9 19 17*99 YY) *49 •ally ‘--9, •.t/tt4* 64869 Grider, Grover, Hampton …
… , Dunlap, Edsall, Ellsworth, Ewing, Faran, Foot, Foster, Fries, Garvin, Gentry, Goodyear, Gri der, Grinnell, Grover, Hampton, Haralson, Harmanson, Hen ley, Herrick, Hilliard …
… 200 No. 80 quills 4 one-quire blank-books, half-bound, feint-lined 6 pieces India rubber. Acct. Ordnance. 2 gallons best copal varnish 2 quires fine sand-paper 3 pounds …
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