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Scientific American, Vol. 14, No. 8 (February 1866) (1866)

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ng thor- Out of the great number of inventions.. and pat- necessary uses required lor human comfort. So oughly tested in England this process has gradualy ents made and obtained for (his purpose, one'inven- great is the demand for lumber in the progress of the yielded to other processes. tion—that… … ROBBINS'S APPARATUS FOR PRESERVING WOOD. and since that time Burnettizing wood has been so recentlycovered nearly the whole of the Eastern by the use of oleaginous compounds, obtained from practiced in Europe and America. In this process and Middle States have been brought into requisition the…

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