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Scientific American, Vol. 4, No. 23 (1861) (1861)

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, out inconvenience in the pocket, and the material of however, has given an immense impulse to some which it is composed is not subject to injury, break- of the scissors, as shown. kinds of business. Two heavy clothing houses in this age or decay, while it enables the apparatus to be fur- city… … SEVENTEENTH YEAR. BUTTON-HOLE CUTTER. FEARING’S IMPROVED VOLUME IV.—NEW SERIES. soldiers’ uniforms, and an unwonted impetus has been A new volume of this widely circulated paper commences about the given to the manufacture of caps, shirts, blankets and ready for their ordinary use. Every number…

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