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Scientific American, Vol. 10, No. 42 (1855) (1855)

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itue for oil of turpentine in paint- mon brown color isdyed with butternut 2+ a hundred grains. ing. He obtains this fluid, which boils from bark and camwood, and many of our farm- ———- 100 to 168° Centigrade, by the distillation of It has recently been discovered that young ers’ good-wives are… … goods, use five pounds of logwood, one of Tha annawod anenanines sannnannt This will admit sun and air freely, and although The annexed engravings represent an im- camwood, and half a pound of alum. Boil ten per cent. of the tomatoes that might have proved mode of fastening auger and other the…

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