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Scientific American, Vol. 4, No. 26 (1861) (1861)

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al difficulties in was sunk in a slight excavation, in order to level the for dinner ; never is it delayed, anticipated or inter- obtaining accurate aim is the impossibility of seeing bore, yet such was the force of recoil that several of rupted. a distant object of small size through the sights.… … heavy rifles intended for very long range, but as ordi- nated. Merchants are disheartened, and most of them are to their own use. The following is the list :— closing out their stocks at an immense sacrifice. There is narily constructed they are cumbersome and incon- Vessels. Tuns. Vessels. no sale…

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