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Scientific American, Vol. 14, No. 23 (1866) (1866)

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rce home necessities. The factories now in existence here appear, from recent reports, that the ancient Com- is the one thing needful, and to get this other con- supply but a tithe of the fabrics needed. Our raw ma- monwealth of Massachusetts had bargained for, and siderations must be laid aside.… … was assumed by the proach of the arms to a State, 565,848 cubic feet, straight line. As the cotton is placed in the leaving over ten millions of cubic feet to be excavated when the Commission- of home industry. The hand-loom may be set up with or sliding head, E, which speedily reduces it in bulk.…

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