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Scientific American, Vol. 11, No. 9 (August 1864) (1864)

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ould neither get out or an exceedingly useful thing—one of those small mat- allow others to help them from the exterior. The Fragrant Hay. ters which are often the foundation of fortunes. It is church doors were so small that this catastrophe was merely a piece of bone, A, half round on one side,… … HASERICK'S FAINT-BRUSH GUARD. ner, of Detroit, Mich., on May fice which have been packed 10th, 1864. in such a press; they are so solid that they were in an elastic rubber band, B, by making two slits in sawed in two; and letters have been cut in them as For further information address the inventor…

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