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Scientific American, Vol. 13, No. 27 (1858) (1858)

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a magnificent gas from a mixture of filled with fresh materials is put in its place, were produced, and the gas itself was of poorer thorough decomposition of the vapors is so- rosin, cotton seed and sawdust. At Palmyra, and the operation is thus continued as long as cured, since no vapor can… … lowed to remain there after the gas was gen- erated. be the only modification. Fig. 3 is an in- Indeed, when the rosin has been used, the for the last six months, a very beautiful light In the retort shown, (Fig. 1,) Mr. Aubin staves of each barrel containing it afford 400 is procured from Albert…

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