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Scientific American, Vol. 22, No. 12 (March 1870) (1870)

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a beau-tiful white, rather hot-house plant look, but will not last sowell, nor is it so strong as that which has never been boxed.Fire and worms sometimes destroy immense tracts of thepines, and hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of treeshave thus been rendered valueless. The traveler along… … Fift. 7.—DIAGRAM OF A TAR KILN. facture of varnishes, oil cloths, etc., and as a medicine. Ithas peculiar characteristics in which respect no substitute forit has yet been found. Benzine took its place to some extentduring the war, but with the regeneration of Southern indus-try that has been…

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