y minutes, nearly six of water; the sand is moistened with a solu- a cord of wood. Yours, &c., G.W.H. ted from Flanders, butso it is. cubic feet of gas that burned with unusual tion of the lees of wine, or with cream of tar- brilliancy—sufficient to supply one burnerfour Care must be taken to… … ounces of tin, to every pound of copper. “to save the women-folks a deal of trouble.” Yeutow Dirping Meray.—Melt together The dishes are placed in a rack and set upright two parts Cheadle brass, one part copper, with when it is carried to a vessel containing water wood, through the bottom of which…
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