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Scientific American, Vol. 2, No. 20 (1860) (1860)

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mechanical taste, to contend for this prize, not for the separate slivers. It has effected a most wonderful im- simple arrangement. ‘The journal boxes of each are small amount of the reward, but from a thirsting desire provement in preparing cotton and wool for spinning fine secured to an upright… … that it works beautifully, pro- Kansas, THE Lanp FOR Macuine Farmine.—A corres- ducing staves very rapidly and in great perfection. They say also that they spent his whole fortune ($100,000) in constructing the pondent, writing to us on business matters (from Lan- machine, for the paltry prize of a…

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