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Scientific American, Vol. 6, No. 12 (1862) (1862)

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., in sity that ever occurs in the life of a soldier, the pull- gas employed in streetand other lamps, when brought testing his new method of applying induced electrici- ing down of his flag. into contact with naphtha, absorbed some of this hy- ty in the manufacture of iron, which has before been… … known processes, with the essence of turpentine, and Merrimac drew off to Craney Island, where she was ous attempts have been made to naphthalize gas for apply the mixture with a pencil on the piece of porce- soon surrounded by the rebel gunboats. public illumination, but hitherto they have all…

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