Later there were two factories, with a dozen men, producing 1,800 pairs annually, worth $36,000, leaving a surplus for export.

The bellows are marked by two patents for reversible nozzle and safety-valve.

Trusses and surgical appli ances are made by over a dozen persons, to the value of as many thousand dollars, an equal quantity being imported.

The abundance of tallow led early to the manufacture of soap, Carpenter figuring in 1834 as preparing it for market, at Los Angeles.

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