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Scientific American, Vol. 2, No. 15 (1860) (1860)

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um of one hundred lustrate will turn the fold either on the upper or under ject, especially as to the importance of linseed oil manu- shillings expended, or converted into nitrate, about five side of the cloth, and thus obviates the important objec- facture in this country. E. T. C, : shillings… … raricty of sewing machine. which are now almost the only ones which adorn the The patent for this invention was ob- CLARK’S PATENT HEMMER. interior of St. Peter's, are the product of this manufac. eained, through the Scientific American tory, and are far superior to the ancient mosaics. The ‘eatent…

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