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Jun 06, 2020 NunezA Jun 06, 2020 NunezA May 01, 2020 University of Pennsylvania Libraries	p. 18 To Make Green Ointment Take a Quarter of a Pint of Salted Oyl Half a pound of Fresh butter a Quarter of a pound of Rosin a handful of Plantane Leaves a handfull of Howelick a handfull of Cabbage Leaves Boil them all together Half a Quarter of an Hour then Strain them through a Linnen Cloth and put them in the Skillet again and Put two Ounces of Bee's wax cut Small in pieces and having Ready two Drams of Verdegrease Powdered fine Stirr it in two or three Spoonfulls of Saled Oyl and Melt it in the Composition after the Bee's wax is Melted You must let your Composition be Cool before you mix your Verdegrease and Bil loil least your Ointment should be Brown and not Green this is Clove Ointment for Burns and Scalds To Make the Brown Plavter Take of Burguny Pitch hosin Gumammoniauth Gum elemy and Bee's wax of Each two Ounces Salted Oyl two or three Spoonfull's One Ounce of Barrel Pitch put these in a Skillet upon the Fire Melt then Together and Stirr them to ele. and when they are	p. 18 To Make Green Ointment Take a Quarter of a Pint of Salted Oyl Half a pound of Fresh butter a Quarter of a pound of Rosin a handful of Plantane Leaves a handfull of Howelick a handfull of Cabbage Leaves Boil them all together Half a Quarter of an Hour then Strain them through a Linnen Cloth and put them in the Skillet again and Put two Ounces of Bee's wax cut Small in pieces and having Ready two Drams of Verdegrease Powdered fine Stirr it in two or three Spoonfulls of Saled Oyl and Melt it in the Composition after the Bee's wax is Melted You must let your Composition be Cool before you mix your Verdegrease and Bil loil least your Ointment should be Brown and not Green this is Clove Ointment for Burns and Scalds To Make the Brown Plavter Take of Burguny Pitch hosin Gumammoniauth Gum elemy and Bee's wax of Each two Ounces Salted Oyl two or three Spoonfull's One Ounce of Barrel Pitch put these in a Skillet upon the Fire Melt then Together and Stirr them to ele. and when they are

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