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Scientific American, Vol. 9, No. 1 (July 1863) (1863)

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eciated. Patented through the ScientificAmerican Patent Agency. For further informationaddress G. & E. H. Parish, Hinsdale, Mass. Highf alutin. A writer in the Atlantic, in the course of aninteresting article on the photographic art, delivershimself of the following astounding paragraph :— Then… … NORTHERN COTTON , CULTIVATION. Although cotton has become scarce and high inprice, from circumstances well known to all, and al-though flax and wool have taken its place, and per-haps will maintain their position in many classes ofgoods for which cotton was formerly used, still it isof such a…

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