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Scientific American, Vol. 2, No. 9 (1860) (1860)

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nd all carpets this. Twenty years ago we our- would still be woven by hand, selves expended considerable in- and the high prices thus main- ventive effort upon this problem tained. We are positive that the but without any really valuable public cannot obtain cheaper car- result. ‘The accompanying… … firmed on the 15th inst., as Com- attendant boy forcing it along at missioner of Patents, and has en- the instant the heel of the shoe is tered on the discharge of his duties. We trust that the E. B. Bigelow, for an extension of his patent of February the middle of the furrow which is being…

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