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Scientific American, Vol. 7, No. 13 (December 1851) (1851)

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llers, of which still is of a nature like pitch; this is drawn off one is divided transversely to its axis, and in through the pipe, E. The steam pipe, g, which combination with a stationary bar. One of passes through a close joint in the side of the ROBBINS' PATENT IMPROVEMENTS FOR DISTILLING the… … Mr. George J. Wardwell, of Hanover, Ox- tilled in the same way, and when re-distilled On the 4th of last month (Nov.) Mr. Louis ing process. A spiral, or any other form, may ford Co., Me., has taken measures to secure a it is placed in the kettle, k, in which its tem- be given to the perforated…

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