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Scientific American, Vol. 11, No. 2 (July 1864) (1864)

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f the use of petroleum naphtha in its place. As the the bars, A, is connected to a frame, C, also jointed the gun in battery. At the front where sharp-shoot- turpentine, however, makes better work, some of our ers abound, many a piece is disabled before it gets to the main frame, D. This frame… … PROCESS OF MAKING SPIRITS-OF-TURPENTINE. ground as mentioned previously, becomes a serious joint, and at the bottom to the churn-dasher. A slot, In view of the great desirableness of increasing disadvantage. A convenient and simple arrange- the product of spirits-of-turpentine from the yellow E, in…

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