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Scientific American, Vol. 30, No. 7 (February 1874) (1874)

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has an appearance not unlike natural rock oil or petro- Boghead coal, and then, patenting his discovery, opened to the leum, is now pumped into large iron pans, where it is boiled In addition to the Bathgate works, Mr. Young also pro- jected the Addiewell works, on a very extensive scale. The world… … be got from a piece of soap dred large cast iron vessels, YOUNG, FOUNDER OF THE PARAFFIN OIL INDUSTRY JAMES or wax. On reaching the pit with a capacity varying from driven off in the form of gas, which, when condensed, yields bank, the shale is tumbled into a crusher, in passing through 3,000 to…

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