ross that State to the Gulf, and thence to Louis- cone with the point cut off, small end down ; logs .of wood and jana, in a belt averaging one hundred miles in width. green twigs are then piled around, and the kiln thus made is The soil is sandy, with an under stratum of yéllow clay. covered with… … a few weeks longer if the spring is late. A hand can cut from Fig. 2—DIPPING THE CRUDE TURPENTINE. 100 to 150 boxes. per day ; the soon caught fire, and they had barely time to save themselves, price now is trom ome to one and a half cents per box of from to the center hole, whence it runs out…
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