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PROTECTION AGAINST PIcKrocKETs.--A tailor OF
Ihis town, says the amherst Express, has invented
and esctual protection against that species
=. tnisving 80 common at the present day, by which
pUcke's y consists Of two curved plates united by


in sc patss and which by means Of holes
stitutiDg its opening While the plates are being shut


slide 70 which spring is attached forced up which
,n e ns place a. they close and fasten
slide whenever i s shut, but may also be locked il
the owner desires it, by pressing knob Of which there
are three upon the plate all ofwhich must be moved to
unlock the pocketand the fboth hands Is
to do u. The pocket is also surrounded with : NJ,
work Of wire 10 that whatever contained in 4 can
neither be taken out cut out without the knowedrs
or consent Of the owner The invention applicahs
both to watch pockets and others '