VIENNA UNIVERSAL EXHIBITION, 1873.
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Eucalyptus Oleosa , or Mallee Scrub
126 Eucalypt Oleosaj. This oil is known in commerce under
the name of “oleosa,” to avoid error with the other volatile oils of the Eucalypti. It is a powerful solvent, deserving the special notice of varnish manufacturers. It is stated that varnish made with oleosa, in the place of turpentine, does not “ bloom.” It is twice the price of turpentine. The supply is unlimited.
127 01. Eucalypti Fissilis
128 01. Eucalypti Fabrorum
129 01. Eucalypti Stuartiana
These three oils are exhibited for the purpose of showing the different characteristics existing in such products from the Eucalypti. They are not commercial.
130 Gum : Sideroxylon, or Iron Bark
131 Gum : Amygdalinae, or Peppermint Bark
132 Gum : Rostrata, or Redgum Bark
133 Gum: Odorata
134 Gum : Xanthorrhcea, or Grass-tree
135 01. Melaleuca Ericifolia, or Tea-tree Oil
136 01. Melaleuca Genistifolia
Athevospei'Tua Moschata , or Native Sassafras Bark
138 Ess. 01. Atherosperm. Mosch. Therapeutic use : diaphoretic,
dimetic, and sedative. It exerts a specific lowering influence on the heart’s action
139 Extract Atherosperm. Mosch. Tonic
140 Atherospermine. Tonic
141 ) Acacia Decumens, or Wattle-tree
142 ) Essentia, or Wattle Perfume
143 Opium, from Papaver Somnifera, yielding 10 per cent.
morphia. Grown in Gipps Land, on the farm of G. and A. Turpin, under the direction of the exhibitor. Grown annually as an article of commerce, and much sought after
144 01. Mentha Piperita, or fine Oil of Peppermint. Grown in
Gipps Land, on the farm of G. and A. Turpin, and distilled by the exhibitor. Grown annually, and in increased quantity, as an article of commerce
145 01. Mentha Sativa, or Spearmint. Grown at Mount Mace-
don, and distilled by the exhibitor