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Scientific American, Vol. 13, No. 15 (1865) (1865)

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head of a tack not only holds a carpet THE ANNUAL down better, but it also prevents it from being torn PROSPECTUS, by the head of the tack sinking into the fabric. This machine is intended to fasten leathcr to tacks, not OF THE to crack loaf sugar. for domestic use particularly, but for… … will, as heretofore, forma promiuent feature Owing to the very large experience of the publishers, Messrs. MUNN & CO., a4 SOLICIT- ORs OF PATENTS, this department of the paper will possess great in terest to PATENTEES AND INVENTORS. and the lever brought down againsi them. There are Any person of…

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