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Scientific American, Vol. 14, No. 26 (March 5, 1859) (1859)

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rms a pillow of any Enrope. Their cargoes will be staves, choice hight, thus raising the body to that angle at timber, and flour, A large trade between which the person can secure the most rest, or the interior of our continent and Europe will at which the greatest comfort is obtained. soon be… … ecured to it by clamps passing through the tightened by a screw, a. This is a remarka- the raw material—the cost of labor, machin- ly fixed, that they are the very thing for ac- table itself, as well as by a permanent clamp, bly simple machine, and at the same time a ery, and profits being…

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